ugrade error

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Critical error – bailing out

This is an error that has been elevated to critical error status because it occurred during the primary error mechanism reporting system itself (possibly due to it occuring within the standard output framework). It may be masking a secondary error that occurred before this, but was never output - if so, it is likely strongly related to this one, thus fixing this will fix the other.
PHP NOTICE [8] Undefined index: upload in sources/global.php(288) : eval()'d code on line 225 (version: 9.0.21, PHP version: 7.0.5-2, URL: /upgrader.php?type=_file_upgrade)

Stack trace…

File -> 'sources/global.php(288) : eval()\'d code'
Line -> 829
Function -> 'die_html_trace'
Args -> array ( 0 => 'PHP NOTICE [8] Undefined index: upload in sources/global.php(288) : eval()'d code on line 225 (version: 9.0.21, PHP version: 7.0.5-2, URL: /upgrader.php?type=_file_upgrade)', )

File -> 'sources/global.php(288) : eval()\'d code'
Line -> 1053
Function -> '_fatal_exit'
Args -> array ( 0 => 'PHP NOTICE [8] Undefined index: upload in sources/global.php(288) : eval()\'d code on line 225 (version: 9.0.21, PHP version: 7.0.5-2, URL: /upgrader.php?type=_file_upgrade)', )

File -> 'sources/global.php(288) : eval()\'d code'
Line -> 226
Function -> 'fatal_exit'
Args -> array ( 0 => 'PHP NOTICE [8] Undefined index: upload in sources/global.php(288) : eval()\'d code on line 225', )

File -> 'sources/global.php(288) : eval()\'d code'
Line -> 913
Function -> '_ocportal_error_handler'
Args -> array ( 0 => 'notice', 1 => 8, 2 => 'Undefined index: upload', 3 => 'sources/global.php(288) : eval()\'d code', 4 => 225, )

File -> 'sources/global.php(288) : eval()\'d code'
Line -> 225
Function -> 'ocportal_error_handler'
Args -> array

File -> 'upgrader.php'
Line -> 40
Function -> 'upgrade_script'
Args -> array ( )

Integrity check

If you think this problem could be due to corruption caused by a failed upgrade (e.g. time-out during extraction), check the following integrity check…

These files do not match the ones bundled with your version, but claim to be newer (so these might be bug fixes someone has put here):

  • [font size="4of"]lang/EN/stats.ini[/font]
  • [font size="4of"]lang/EN/submitban.ini[/font]

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#495
What version are you upgrading from?

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9.0.21 and trying to goto composr_upgrader-10.RC4.tar

Last edit: by na7kr

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I replaced lang/EN/stats.ini and lang/EN/submitban.ini still (this error went away) sill same error
Went back to php5 and still same error.
 

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Hi,

I think this is a server configuration problem. As the access you set up for me to your server still works, I'm taking a look. I think I've found the ocPortal site involved.

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Ok, what's happened here…

Your site was in dev-mode, because it was installed from git.

I have turned this off in info.php via:

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$SITE_INFO['dev_mode']='0';

In dev mode there is a special upload field on the upgrade form. It's not there outside dev mode, as it's intended for developers only.

I think you filled in both the URL and upload fields. You only need to fill in the URL field.

Then your server's maximum upload size was exceeded, so it failed.

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We'll make this a bit more obvious in v10, as I can see how it would be confusing. I didn't expect non-ocProducts people to ever see this upload field.

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no get this:
We have done the low-risk updating, and now we need to proceed with the full extraction of 6,038 new/updated files. It will be performed in the frame below that will work through the files in steps. Wait until all files are checked and it says "Done!" beneath them. If the extraction doesn't progress, check to see if you have any browser addons blocking refreshes.

and no more need 10 min (does not show files or done)

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Is this to upgrade to v10, using the omni-upgrader?

Do you want me to try it for you?

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Yes it was Yes  Please
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