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Tue Mar 07, 2006 12:23 pm |
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| Post subject: Die called twice, not suposed to happen... |
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A couple of my users are getting this message when they go to the forum:
message_die() was called multiple times. This isn't supposed to happen. Was message_die() used in page_tail.php?
Most of the users have no problem. Evidently they are simply going to the forum and have not yet logged in.
Anyway to isolate this or determine what is causing this? They are both using the same Board Style; subsilver.
One of the users is using AOL 9.0
Stan D. |
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Tue Mar 07, 2006 7:19 pm |
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Spinebuster
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| This happens when more than 1 sql query fails. There was a mod around that altered this error message to show you where the problem was. I will look around for it. |
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Tue Mar 07, 2006 7:47 pm |
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Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:18 pm |
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Thu Mar 09, 2006 5:03 pm |
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I added in the suggested code
"echo '<pre>'; print_r($msg_text); echo '</pre>';"
and it displays nothing. I can recreate it at will. It happens when the user logs in the first time after the security mod is applied. They get the message:
"Sorry, it appears this is your first visit since we added the security questions to accounts. You will only be able to view your profile until you update it and add a question and answer. Thanks!
Click here to goto your profile."
On clicking "here" going to the profile and updating the security question and answer and then clicking submit from the profile update;
The user is returned to the "sorry ..." and the message_die()... is under the text. The additional statement with the echo doesn't add any text so $msg_text must be empty or not global or something.
The message is only there for a couple of seconds and the user is returned to the forum signed in. Every thing has been updated correctly and the forum works. And in subsequent logins the user operates normally; i.e., no Sorry prompt.
So it's not causing a problem other than flashing up an error message, making the user think somethings wrong.
I can reproduce it by using phpMyAdmin to remove the security question/answer and logging in again.
I change the message to say, "OK - Updating profile" instead of the message_die..., I'll change it back sometime in the future.
Since I haven't located this problem here, I reinstalled v1.03 and re-entered all the mods to the existing phpBB2 files, but I get the same result.
I also have the atttachment (attach_mod_241) and the ip logging (cc_ip032) mods installed, but I don't see a conflict.
Regards,
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Thu Mar 09, 2006 5:13 pm |
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aUsTiN
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You should not get the error message on the profile page.
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#======================================================================= |
#==== Start: == phpBB Security ========================================= |
#==== v1.0.3 =========================================================== |
#====
phpBBSecurity_FinalSet();
phpBBSecurity_DBBackup();
# Only allow them to login & view profile to update it
if ($HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PHP_SELF'] == $board_config['script_path'] .'profile.'. $phpEx)
$is_valid = TRUE;
elseif ($HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PHP_SELF'] == $board_config['script_path'] .'login.'. $phpEx)
$is_valid = TRUE;
else
$is_valid = '';
if ( (!$is_valid) && (!$gen_simple_header) )
{
# Make sure they are not a guest
if ($userdata['user_id'] != ANONYMOUS)
{
# Do the check
if (!$userdata['phpBBSecurity_answer'] || !$userdata['phpBBSecurity_question'])
phpBBSecurity_Force();
if ($userdata['phpBBSecurity_force_pw_update'] != 1)
message_die(GENERAL_ERROR, sprintf($lang['PS_pass_force'], '<a href="profile.'. $phpEx .'?mode=editprofile&infrom=phpBBSecurity&sid='. $userdata['session_id'] .'">', '</a>'));
}
}
#====
#==== Author: aUsTiN [austin@phpbb-amod.com] [http://phpbb-tweaks.com] = |
#==== End: ==== phpBB Security ========================================= |
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That code snip from the install will prevent the sq check on profile. So my first guess is something is wrong there. |
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Fri Mar 10, 2006 6:32 pm |
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I think this is what the problem is. I encountered the error on one of my test board. I tried the tip you posted and it only displayed one of the messages along with another message die error. So I installed the message die fix mod and this is what it displayed.
| Quote: | Critical Error!
message_die() was called multiple times.
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Error #1
You have to update your password. Please press back & try again.
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Error #2
It appears this is your first visit since the admins have forced all users to change their passwords. So please click here and update your password. Thanks.
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Fri Mar 10, 2006 7:39 pm |
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Fri Mar 10, 2006 8:17 pm |
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By ACP do you refer to the phpBB2 Admin Panel? If so in the .:Security:. section under "Special" there is no option to force the user to update passwords on my system.
There is under the config though.
??? Stan |
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Fri Mar 10, 2006 9:07 pm |
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Sat Jun 24, 2006 9:56 pm |
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I get the error after you click on the "Submit" key when adding the security question/answer. After you hit the submit button it takes you to the error page for a few seconds before it refreshes and takes you to the forums.
So how do I resolve this message_die error? There was so much said above I am totally confused  |
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