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upgrade from 1.x to latest 2.0.0-RC7 #4
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Hi, delete all mChat data in the ACP's Extensions tab if you haven't already. Go to the ACP module management in the System tab and find modules that are left over from mChat. If there are any, delete them. You might have to delete all child modules first before you can delete the parent module. Now try to install mChat again. |
Thank you for your fast reply.at I did it like u told me. But now i receive: Something went wrong during the request and an exception was thrown. A required module does not exist: ACP_CAT_DOT_MODS Am 19.10.2016 um 15:00 schrieb kasimi:
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In the ACP module management, create a new module with these settings:
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the update gives me following error:
The installation as been aborted.
There are remnant modules from the mChat MOD for phpBB 3.0.x in the database. The mChat extension does not work correctly with these modules present.
You need to entirely uninstall the mChat MOD before being able to install the mChat extension. Specifically, the modules with the following IDs need to be deleted from the phpbb_modules table: 238
after i deleted that ID from mysql-db i get:
Extensions Manager
The Extensions Manager is a tool in your phpBB Board which allows you to manage all of your extensions statuses and view information about them.
Enabling an extension allows you to use it on your board.
Confirm
Are you sure that you wish to enable the “mChat” extension?
YES!!!!!!!
Something went wrong during the request and an exception was thrown. The changes made before the error occurred were reversed to the best of our abilities, but you should check the board for errors.
A required module does not exist: ACP_CAT_MCHAT
Return to the extension list
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