vShare 2.1 Release: 20070530

[local_master]

hello admin,
can you provide the file list that needs to be updated for this release?

Thanks :D

[admin]

Just download the ZIP, you will see actual files that need to be updated oor changed.

If you need a list, go to the install folder, there is a changed file list.

[local_master]

Just download the ZIP, you will see actual files that need to be updated oor changed.

If you need a list, go to the install folder, there is a changed file list.

sorry but I wasn't able to find the changed file list under the Install folder.

[admin]

Check the first post in this thread.

install/CHANGED_FILES.txt

will be available if you do that download.

It only contan changed files, just upload and overwrite, thats all.

[local_master]

Check the first post in this thread.

install/CHANGED_FILES.txt

will be available if you do that download.

It only contan changed files, just upload and overwrite, thats all.

Thanks, that worked great. One issue though, my members are unable to upload ".rm" files. Does this support the .rm conversion?

[admin]

vshare support .rm file extension.

But converting a video is done with mencoder. So you should make sure mencoder installed on your server support .rm files.

See

http://forums.buyscripts.in/viewtopic.php?t=351

[local_master]

vshare support .rm file extension.

But converting a video is done with mencoder. So you should make sure mencoder installed on your server support .rm files.

See

http://forums.buyscripts.in/viewtopic.php?t=351

Well it does convert wmv files perfectly file just .rm is a problem...

[admin]

If your mencoder installation can't convert rm files, it will not work. So ask your host to fix it.

Upload a .rm video to http://video.bizhat.com you will see it working. If not working on your server, it is server problem.

[grynmoors]

OK, a little confused here...bear with me I'm a total SQL n0ob.

Instructions say not to upload the install folder (which contains CHANGED_FILES.txt and SQL.sql).

Then is says to run the SQL.txt from myphpadmin.

I don't have a "SQL.txt".

I'm assuming that's either a typo in the instructions OR the file that I have is misnamed. I need to know which it is.

Then, I'm assuming that when admin says "run the install/sql.txt" is to "import" the SQL file that I have...but before I do that, I need to know what the correct extention is. Is it SQL.txt or SQL.sql?

NEVER MIND! :)

OK, I got brave and imported the SQL.sql and it was fine. Must have been a typo in the instructions.

[Philthy]

You pays your money, you takes your choice. Did you expect it to be completely trouble free for 20 bucks? Do you think that if you paid ten times that, it wouldn't have problems?

Can I ask, did you read this forum before buying?
I'm sure we will all be able to help you, given time and information about your problem.