7.5.2 and FreeBSD 4.x

[earlmred]

We just upgraded from 7.1.x to 7.5.2 on FreeBSD 4.10-p5. Just repaired the mail problem and applied the hotfix, still having problems when clients/admin tries to click on domain name to manage the interface is just showing a blank screen where the domain management information should be showing.

Please advise.

 

[earlmred]

Still having this problem, no response from [email protected] yet.

 

[jprince]

Hello,
The file I sent did not correct your problem?

Cheers

 

[earlmred]

Originally posted by jprince
Hello,
The file I sent did not correct your problem?

Cheers

Nope, sure didn't =\

 

[jprince]

Hello,
Have to ask...
(don't throw anything..)
Can you md5 that file you installed?
md5 /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/class.DomainControlForm.php
And... post the value?
Also,
what are the permissions you set on that file?

Thanks.
--john

 

[earlmred]

Originally posted by jprince
Hello,
Have to ask...
(don't throw anything..)
Can you md5 that file you installed?
md5 /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/class.DomainControlForm.php
And... post the value?
Also,
what are the permissions you set on that file?

Thanks.
--john

mercury# ls -la class.DomainControlForm.php
-r-xr-x--- 1 root psaadm 39151 Feb 9 13:21 class.DomainControlForm.php
mercury# md5 class.DomainControlForm.php
MD5 (class.DomainControlForm.php) = b9dc2d19aa5790bb5b86ca82669c094b

 

[jprince]

Hello,
The file is corrupt.
md5 value should be:
MD5 (class.DomainControlForm.php) = 68b4322a06a4e5a59a09564632fa3d87

Can you try re-uploading the file? Make sure you do that in
binary mode.
If that does not work, send me an email again, and I will
resend it to you.
BTW.. This is on FreeBSD, correct?


--john

 

[earlmred]

Originally posted by jprince
Hello,
The file is corrupt.
md5 value should be:
MD5 (class.DomainControlForm.php) = 68b4322a06a4e5a59a09564632fa3d87

Can you try re-uploading the file? Make sure you do that in
binary mode.
If that does not work, send me an email again, and I will
resend it to you.
BTW.. This is on FreeBSD, correct?


--john

Yep, FreeBSD, I will try to upload again.