I have had no problems with the WOW Roster in the past for the exception of images not showing up but now its the opposite way around, I have the images but I am unable to update the roster or for that matter even load it up.

I am using www.carnageserver.net/ for my host
Operating system: Linux , Apache version: 1.3.36 (Unix), PHP version: 5.1.4 , MySQL version: 5.0.21-standard

Here are the images I took of the Roster Diagnostics:






I have followed your instructions in the post: www.wowroster.net/inde...topic&t=61 and still nothing is working, any help you can give me with this matter would be appreciated.

Kringe
acestrump@houston.rr.com

What kind of errors are you recieving when trying to upload? What is outputted in the update log.

Anaxent wrote:What kind of errors are you recieving when trying to upload? What is outputted in the update log.

Nothing...nothing happens at all.....and when I try to upload my individual profile it tells me that I need to upload the guild first... I am so confused

Kringe

::BUMP::

The only time I have had that heppen is when I have not entered my password for uploading the guild list. If you don't do this then all that will be uploaded is your characters and when your character is not in the member's table then the upload software will not put in the characters to the guild.

When you click Roster are there any names listed in it? When that message pops up it usually indicates that the wow roster does not have any guilds setup to associate the cp.lua file to.

I have a problem similar to this one.
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Server Software Microsoft-IIS/6.0
MySQL Version 4.1.18-nt-max
PHP Version 4.4.3RC2-dev
Roster 1.70
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I have followed this page:
http://www.wowroster.net/wiki/index.php ... WoW_Addons
To where I upload the Guild profile via the characterprofiler.lua

I browse to and select. i'm positive (100%) that I use the admin password.

Hit update and I get a blank update log.
ideas?

I had a similar problem and posted this on the old boards (darn hackers!)

My server had a problem with the upload file and doing a "file_exists" check on it.

in lib/luaparser.php find:

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   if(file_exists($filename))
   {
      if( $mode == 'gz' )
      {
         $file_as_array = gzfile($filename);
      }
      else
      {
         $file_as_array = file($filename);
      }

      return(ParseLuaArray($file_as_array));
   }

and comment out the first if statement, should look like :

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//   if(file_exists($filename))
//   {
      if( $mode == 'gz' )
      {
         $file_as_array = gzfile($filename);
      }
      else
      {
         $file_as_array = file($filename);
      }

      return(ParseLuaArray($file_as_array));
//   }

keldrak, that worked perfectly.

thanks for the code!

So grateful for this! Solved everything! Thanks! <3

This kinda sucks, it's good practice to check for the existance for a file before you try to do anything with it

But, I do see the benifit of restricting file_exists() access to php's tmp directory

So, this isn't working for me. I'm trying to re-install RPGCO and RPGGO and try again.

Edit: Yeah even with the new addons, and the little change in the luaparser.php file, I'm still not able to update. Please help.

zanix wrote:This kinda sucks, it's good practice to check for the existance for a file before you try to do anything with it

But, I do see the benifit of restricting file_exists() access to php's tmp directory

It's strange. I'm sure there's a reason the server doesn't let it work. Most of the time I've seen programmers use open || die syntax for file existance as a failed open is usually the same as non-existance. *shrug*

I'm seeing more posts to this problem, I'd bet most of them are on windows IIS servers.

kenn wrote:So, this isn't working for me. I'm trying to re-install RPGCO and RPGGO and try again.

Edit: Yeah even with the new addons, and the little change in the luaparser.php file, I'm still not able to update. Please help.

can you provide more information by chance? I'm sure the mods would point you to
http://www.wowroster.net/Forums/viewtopic/t=2.html

keldrak wrote:I'm seeing more posts to this problem, I'd bet most of them are on windows IIS servers.

Why do you say that?

I run IIS6 with PHP 5.1.4 in a very standard configuration and haven't come across any upload problems in testing?