Check in GlobalSettings, if the checkbox is set, for Sitedown...
Ronny
Site is down for maintenance - can't get rid of it.
Re: Site is down for maintenance - can't get rid of it.
AT YOUR OWN RISK
erase all existing CMSMS files
perform a fresh install of 1.5.3
preferably point to a restored pre-hack db backup. If not, then you really have no choice except to use the existing db and hope that it's clean.
update all modules to current versions
post again if the problems continue.
erase all existing CMSMS files
perform a fresh install of 1.5.3
preferably point to a restored pre-hack db backup. If not, then you really have no choice except to use the existing db and hope that it's clean.
update all modules to current versions
post again if the problems continue.
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alby
Re: Site is down for maintenance - can't get rid of it.
Is difficult with DOUBLE post....neil40 wrote:No it isn't - I did say so in my original post by the way.RonnyK wrote: Check in GlobalSettings, if the checkbox is set, for Sitedown...
Ronny
read my answer in other post
Alby
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alby
Re: Site is down for maintenance - can't get rid of it.
HOWEVERneil40 wrote: I need some help please.
Check if you have in html source:
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<p>Site is currently down for maintenance.</p><!-- 0.XXXX / YY / ZZZZZ / KKKKK -->
or
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<__html><head><title>Maintenance</title></head></__body><p>Site down for maintenance.</p><__body></__html>
In this case check in this file if the location of TMP_CACHE_LOCATION is tmp or not:
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define("TMP_CACHE_LOCATION", dirname(__FILE__) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'tmp' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'cache');Alby
Last edited by alby on Fri Mar 13, 2009 5:21 pm, edited 1 time in total.
