[DJ Tsunami]

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay I remembered the first half of it, forgot about the second. It would be really awesome if there was a way to pass a Steam ID to a new ban instead of having to use a client index. Would make out-of-game banning (SourceIRC, etc.) much nicer.

PHP Code:

BanClient(client, time, BANFLAG_AUTO, "reason");

BanIdentity("STEAM_0:1:2", time, BANFLAG_AUTHID, "reason");
BanIdentity("1.2.3.4",     time, BANFLAG_IP,     "reason");

RemoveBan("STEAM_0:1:2", BANFLAG_AUTHID);
RemoveBan("1.2.3.4",     BANFLAG_IP); 


[Dr. McKay]

Sorry, I should have been clearer. I want to pass a Steam ID as the admin parameter, not as the client parameter.

[DJ Tsunami]

Well then there's the debate of whether you want to provide an in-game native for when admins aren't actually in-game, when they can just visit the web panel and ban from there. But alright, we'll think about it.

[lyric]

thanks for editing my post about the CDbException but i was hoping more for assistance with sorting it out instead of a spoiler tag being used on the picture :/

[DJ Tsunami]

I just tried it again, and it still works fine for me. Upload web folder, visit /install and click Next after each step, and Finish at the end. The installation creates all the folders, sets permissions and imports the database.

If you are familiar with Firebug or Chrome's Developer Tools, you can try checking whether ajax.php is requested after clicking Finish, and whether it returns true or false.

[lyric]

Originally Posted by DJ Tsunami I just tried it again, and it still works fine for me. Upload web folder, visit /install and click Next after each step, and Finish at the end. The installation creates all the folders, sets permissions and imports the database. If you are familiar with Firebug or Chrome's Developer Tools, you can try checking whether ajax.php is requested after clicking Finish, and whether it returns true or false.

here is what i got when clicking "Finish" in the installer

POST http://mywebsite.com/bans/install/ajax.php 500 (Internal Server Error) jquery.min.js:5
send jquery.min.js:5
b.extend.ajax jquery.min.js:5
b.(anonymous function) jquery.min.js:5
(anonymous function) index.php:268
b.event.dispatch jquery.min.js:3
v.handle

our webserver is linux and we use nginx instead of apache2 if that helps

[DJ Tsunami]

I don't have a lot of experience with nginx, but try this: at the top of ajax.php, after <?php, press Enter and add this:

PHP Code:

define('YII_DEBUG', true); 


Then, after clicking Finish again, go to the Network tab instead of the Console tab, and click on ajax.php. To the right there should be a Response tab with an error message. If it says "table 'x' already exists", delete all the tables in your database and start again. Hopefully that will produce a useful error message.

[Rytis]

I'm also using nginx with php-fpm and it's working correctly

[lyric]

Originally Posted by DJ Tsunami I don't have a lot of experience with nginx, but try this: at the top of ajax.php, after <?php, press Enter and add this: PHP Code: define('YII_DEBUG', true);  Then, after clicking Finish again, go to the Network tab instead of the Console tab, and click on ajax.php. To the right there should be a Response tab with an error message. If it says "table 'x' already exists", delete all the tables in your database and start again. Hopefully that will produce a useful error message.

Thank you. I did that and this is what it says in the Network tab

[DJ Tsunami]

if you click anywhere on that red line it should open a new pane to the right, which has a Response tab.