security attack again haha

the security feature is blocking my module migration tool

how can i stop this....how stupid!!!

Quote · 4 Jan 2010

Normally this will not stop modules from installing. But if you are having issues, you can do one of two things:

In Admin Panel>Settings>Advanced Settings>Other

- Set impact levels higher than the ones you are receiving emails for

- Disable PHPIDS all together by putting a -1 in both fields. (use at own risk)

Chris

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Quote · 4 Jan 2010

Normally this will not stop modules from installing. But if you are having issues, you can do one of two things:

In Admin Panel>Settings>Advanced Settings>Other

- Set impact levels higher than the ones you are receiving emails for

- Disable PHPIDS all together by putting a -1 in both fields. (use at own risk)

Chris

thanks for the reply. i changed to 5000 and still not working but not getting errors now.

how long does it take to get the migration to work?

basically my dolp 7 install in in a folder inside the root.

IE: site.com is dolp 6 install

site.com/user is dolp 7 installut

but profiles are not migrating. what can i do to fix this? Ive even done a fresh install

Quote · 4 Jan 2010

Make sure you have the correct path to your D6 version configured in the migration tool. Also you might want to check your cron job configuration.

You can see more info on Crons here:


http://www.boonex.com/unity/forums/topic/Cron-Jobs-Migrations-Videos.htm

Chris

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Quote · 4 Jan 2010

Make sure you have the correct path to your D6 version configured in the migration tool. Also you might want to check your cron job configuration.

You can see more info on Crons here:


http://www.boonex.com/unity/forums/topic/Cron-Jobs-Migrations-Videos.htm

Chris

hey thanks for your prompt response

my setting in the mig module:      /home6/my_site/www/site/

my cron:  cd /home6/site_/public_html/blackberry/user/periodic; /ramdisk/bin/php5 -q cron.php

Quote · 4 Jan 2010

oh and the email i get from my CRON is this

<font color="red">allow_url_include is On (warning, you should have this param in Off state, or your site will unsafe)</font> <br />
Please go to the <br />
<a href="http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/GenDolTShooter">Dolphin Troubleshooter</a> <br />
and solve the problem.

Quote · 4 Jan 2010

Go into your Admin Panel>Tools>Host Tools and click the Php Info. Scroll down and see if allow_url_include is set to on. (EDITED: You can also find this on the Host Params tab).

If it is, you need to add this to your (or a)  php.ini file in the root directory of your D7 install:

allow_url_include= Off

You may also need to change your cron job command to:

/ramdisk/bin/php5 -q /home6/site_/public_html/blackberry/user/periodic/cron.php

Chris

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Quote · 4 Jan 2010

Go into your Admin Panel>Tools>Host Tools and click the Php Info. Scroll down and see if allow_url_include is set to on. (EDITED: You can also find this on the Host Params tab).

If it is, you need to add this to your (or a)  php.ini file in the root directory of your D7 install:

allow_url_include= Off

You may also need to change your cron job command to:

/ramdisk/bin/php5 -q /home6/site_/public_html/blackberry/user/periodic/cron.php

Chris

Well it still appears to not be working so i guess the only solution is to stay with 6 because i dont wanna lose my members.  they should really fix this kind of stuff

Quote · 4 Jan 2010

is it possible that my config in the migration mod is not correct?

old dolp is here: /public_html/blackberry/

new install is here: /public_html/blackberry/user/

Quote · 4 Jan 2010

The path to your OLD dolphin should be actual absolute. So you would need to put the entire path in there like:

/home6/site_/public_html/blackberry/

Chris

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Quote · 4 Jan 2010

The path to your OLD dolphin should be actual absolute. So you would need to put the entire path in there like:

/home6/site_/public_html/blackberry/

Chris

right im sorry that is how i have it

in the config of mig mod it is: /home6/site/public_html/blackberry/

the new would just add <user> at the end

Quote · 4 Jan 2010

This is no place to put the "new" location, just the old. Not sure if Im misunderstanding you on that statement or not.

Chris

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Quote · 4 Jan 2010

This is no place to put the "new" location, just the old. Not sure if Im misunderstanding you on that statement or not.

Chris

right i understand that i only put the old location.

i was just stating what the new one  was.

it appears to me that im obv not doing something right. or it takes a really really long time to migrate the script.

when i click on move data is says that module profiles already transferred but there is nothing

Quote · 4 Jan 2010

Let's take this to PM Email. This thread is getting to long. I will send you some info.

Chris

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Quote · 4 Jan 2010

can you provide a path of the crons that were set for D6?

also, FYI, i have had trouble on different builds using this migration tool for whatever reason, and didnt have the time or was too lazy to track it down. i have ended up moving all files and folders of both versions to one of my servers and running the migration, and then moving everything back.

anywho, was looking forward to seeing this answer as this needs to be published and furthermore needs to have all relevant information;

OS

php build

mysql ver

host

im sure i am missing some.

Regards,

DosDawg

When a GIG is not enough --> Terabyte Dolphin Technical Support - Server Management and Support
Quote · 4 Jan 2010

Hey DD, I have noticed that with most migrations, the most common failures are normally due to:

- Invalid path to the OLD dolphin

- Incorrect Cron Command configuration

I basically sent them an email advising them how to "force" the cron job. Normally if that procedure works, then the cron command itself is misconfigured.

I didnt want this post to continue with a bunch of questions without a resolution, so I decided to take it to email. Once resolved, it will be posted here.

Chris

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Quote · 4 Jan 2010

Here is what I had him do and it worked:

- Enter the OLD path in the migration configuration and start the transfer again
- Go into your /periodic folder and rename the .htaccess file to something like .htaccess.old
- In Admin Panel, Clear all cache (from admin home screen)
- Navigate to your D7 cron file (ex. www.yoursite.com/user/periodic/cron.php (it WILL be a blank screen and should take a few minutes to load completely). If it loads real quick, delete the contents of the /cache and /public_cache folder EXCEPT for the .htaccess file in the /cache folder and go back to www.yoursite.com/user/periodic/cron.php again

This forces your cron job to execute and SHOULD move your profiles.

Since it worked, I advised him that his cron command was probably not setup properly. He will need to check that.

Chris

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Quote · 4 Jan 2010
 
 
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