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Old 01-01-2008, 20:56
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Unhappy phpBB3

After badmouthing this particular forum upgrade not 3 days ago, I have been asked by a few people to upgrade my board to it, so I started playing about with it in a big way.

I installed the software and used the phpBB conversion tool to upgrade from 2 to 3, everything seemed to work fine, and everything migrated across fine, there is one small but very odd problem (and one I would need fixed if I was to move to this upgrade)

Basically there is a feature that allows you to make your own BBCode, however when I go to add a new BBCode when I hit submit the browser goes straight to my website hostings homepage.

I have asked the folks on phpBB and they are seemingly stumped.

http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewt...94795#p3694795

Is there anything server side that should be changed? or anything I am doing wrong?

Original board - http://www.borninblood.co.uk/forum/ - live, and fine.

New board, with error - http://www.borninblood.co.uk/forum1/ - not live

Clean install of board, with same error - http://www.borninblood.co.uk/forum2/ - not live
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Possibly an issue with the server module mod_security. Try adding this to your .htaccess file:

PHP Code:
 
   
<IfModule mod_security.c>

    
SecFilterEngine Off

    SecFilterScanPOST Off

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Possibly stupid question time...

I know I have an .htaccess file because I have edited it before for different things, but I can't for the life of me find it, using my ftp client I can't see it, and using the file manager it doesn't appear to be there either.

I don't want to make a new one and overwrite it by making a new one, is there anyway to view "hidden" files? Or is there any way any of one of you boffins could do it for me?
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Let me know your domain, and the directory of your phpBB3 installation, and I'll get this done for you.
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You are the man Thomas!

http://www.borninblood.co.uk - domain

public_html/forum1/ - phpbb3 installation

Thanks a lot mate!
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This has been done. Please confirm the same at your end.
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Brilliant, this is working now - was that the only thing you changed? So i can report it on phpBB for other people to find!

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Yes, I simply deactivated mod_security using the .htaccess file

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Sorry to be a pain, could this be done for this as well..

http://www.just-bondage.com - domain

public_html/forum/ - phpbb3 installation

Same problem!
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Hi,

This is very simple to do. All you have to do is place the code which is located in this thread within your .htaccess file.
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Hey Guys!

Thanks borninblood for having this problem - I've had 3 sites not working using a CMS me and a friend have built. Couldn't for the life of us work out where our code was wrong - it works fine on 2 website hosting hosted else where but not on my eukhost.

Anyway read this as I use phpBB and by chance the symptoms were very similar - made the same change to the .htaccess and its working

The fault was using x-standard WYSIWYG editor, anything in it at all and it kicked you to the home page on submit.

So thank you! What is this mod_security

Cheers
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PS - If you cant find the .htaccess file its coz its hidden - you need to click the top tick box on the pop up as you open file manager to see it - I had the same problem finding it as you borninblood, knew I'd seen it somewhere.

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phpBB3's long development process. It's a main features are Ability to create custom-defined BBCode and custom profile fields.
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