Still getting the dame errors. I think I'm going to try to update.

One question first. in this post:

www.bestofjoomla.com/component/option,co...w/id,55692/catid,78/

it says

IF you want to preserve the configuration information of a prior install (1.0.0, 1.0.1, 1.0.2, 1.0.3, 1.0.4) you must first install and run the fbconverter component. See here: www.bestofjoomla.com/component/op...38/catid,6/id,53567/
(Not required for test sites upgrading from the prior nightly build)

Is this only the forum configuration? of

also the board structure and posts?

Because I do not care about the configuration, but I do care about board structure and posts.

This is only for the board configuration - things like title, email, template, ...
If you don't run the converter FB will simply come up with default values in the back end configuration.

All boards and post will always stay in the database unless you manually delete them, so no need for a converter for these. The 1.0.5 package will automatically upgrade any tables that have changed over time, preserving the data in them.

Do make a back first though.

Sweet! The install failed, and now I cannot re-install 1.0.4 either... Maybe Joomla! and I are not compatible. I am having problems with nearly every single Joomla! component that I am trying to use...

I had to restore to 1.0.3.

When installing com_fireboard_v1.0.5NB10_b610_2008-08-11.zip I got pages upon pages of errors.

Then reinstalling 1.0.4 it gave me one line of error.

I was too worried about getting it back up that I did not copy the errors.

Sorry but without any error messages, it is really hard to help you.
If you got tons of error messages, my guess is there is definitely something wrong with your Joomla install - most likely something as simple as directory permissions. We have installed 1.0.5 thousands of times and it has been tested by hundreds of folks, none reporting anything like this.

Well, I think it is most definitely an error in my Joomla! installation. I just completed a fresh (kinda, Rocket Launcher populus theme), then com_fireboard_v1.0.5NB10_b610_2008-08-11.zip installed perfectly.

I am also having problems with GroupJive, I'm guessing that it is my Joomla! install as well. I have also had many problems with other Joomla! components.

I think I am simply going to scrap my old website and move everything to this install. I already transfered the users using "Multiple Sites." It reset all user passwords, but that is an easy fix since users only need to click the "Lost Password" link.

How can I go about converting one FB (version v1.0.3 now) to another version (v1.0.5NB10_b610_2008-08-11) on another site and database?

Most of my other content is static and undergoing changes anyway, so I am not worried about that much at all.

The only other thing is that I would like to transfer all the CB profiles.

I have two threads that are somewhat related. All the error codes are here.

www.bestofjoomla.com/component/option,co...w/catid,79/id,55597/

Please advise

Dude you have server issues. Call your host.

I don't think its the server... I think its a problem with FB. If it is a server issue, then what do I need to tell them/ask them to get everything worked out?

The only site on my hosted server having issues is the one that has the FB forum that was converted from SMF, and then updated/upgraded.

Read everything that I have mentioned wrong with it here:
www.bestofjoomla.com/component/option,co...w/catid,79/id,55597/

Thanks... DUDE

It is your server because you get errors message as this.


I guess you also forgot that you said you are having issues with a few of your components NOT just FB. I cannot recall anyone having as many issues as you have and NOT be server related. What is your server stats? Do they even meet the FB minimum requirements?

The error you are getting is server related. Period. Relay the error message to the support staff of your host.

Actually, I believe the other component errors were from a bad Joomla install. I have not had problems with any other component except FB since doing a fresh install, as mentioned in the thread.

I will call godaddy and see what they say, but I haven't read anywhere about godaddy not being able to handle the requirements of Joomla... In fact Joomla! is one of the software options that can be installed directly from the godaddy control panel.