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Ok, fair enough.
Thank you again for fixing my problem so quickly.
Case closed by best team!

Mick wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 13, 2019 12:39 pm

Your Cookie domain is incorrect...

By the way Mick... how did you know my domain... I did not specify the name?...

Hi Mick,

It seems that you were right. After correcting the cookie name, deleting all the forum cookies it seems that is behaving properly.

Thank you for your "quick fix"!

Kind Regards,
Lucian

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Sorry... I have found the solution.

Just deleted the store/install_config.php and the update process was started from beginning. Now I have selected the proper option "direct file access" and the update was successfully.

"Case closed"

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Leinad4Mind wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 05, 2018 11:59 am

I saw you're using PHP 5.4, beware that phpBB 3.2 needs at least 5.4.7

Thank you for mentioning, I have checked my PHP version and it seems to be 5.4.45 so it should be ok.

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