PHP Warning: strtr(). The second argument is not an array.

[flycker]

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Feb 19 07:42:39 s302 php5-cgi: PHP Warning:  strtr() [<a href='function.strtr'>function.strtr</a>]: The second argument is not an array. in /.../phpbb3/includes/session.php on line 2088

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return strtr(@gmdate($date_cache[$format]['format_long'], $gmepoch + $date_cache[$format]['zone_offset']), $date_cache[$format]['lang']);

This happened after upgrading to 3.0.4.
There is any solution to this problem?

* I already update all languages files and clear the cache.

[ameeck]

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[flycker]

Your board's URL: http://www.forums-free.com/
Version of phpBB3: 3.0.4
Was this a fresh install or a(n) update/upgrade/conversion (please be specific)?
Upgrade
If update, what package(s) did you use?
Patch with 'phpBB-3.0.4-patch.zip', and use 'phpBB-3.0.4-files.zip' to fix errors on patch.
Did you use an automated wizard provided by your host to install phpBB?
No.
MODs you have installed:
Basically SEO Mod.
When the problem started:
After upgrade to 3.0.4.
Your level of expertise (be honest):
It's really good.
Version of PHP used: PHP 5.2.0-8+etch13
Database and version used: MySQL 5.0.32

I already recheck the function 'format_date', it's the same of the lasted version (3.0.4).
The problem is that the variable $date_cache[$format]['lang'] it's empty.
The same happen to variable $this->lang['datetime'] in this function.

This only happens to me?

[spacefish]

This only happens to me?

No, me too.
And similar here: http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopi ... &t=1450675

This board is using MySQL(i) 5.0.67 (local install is OK though), another board almost identical (but less mods, same server) is using MySQL 5.0.67 - that aside from the php was the only significant difference I could find.

Anyone have any ideas?

Edit:
Bug report already made here: http://www.phpbb.com/bugs/phpbb3/39015

[RMcGirr83]

http://www.phpbb.com/bugs/phpbb3/39015

[spacefish]

Yep - just found that one too. Thanks!