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I'm not an expert when it comes to using CLI so I hope someone can help me with what I'm doing wrong here.

I wanted to try out the No Re: extension on the local test version of my forum with xampp.

I could go as far as logging into the MySQL database, but when I type the command:
Nothing happens. No message prompting me to confirm, and no error.

Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong here please?

BlackPandaBear wrote:...
I could go as far as logging into the MySQL database, but when I type the command:

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php bin/phpbbcli.php phpbbstudio:nore posts

Nothing happens. No message prompting me to confirm, and no error.

CLI has nothing to do with database.

See: https://area51.phpbb.com/docs/dev/3.2.x ... arted.html

Thanks for your help but I still couldn't figure it out, at least for my local xampp installation which doesn't have SSH. I didn't want to risk screwing something up by trying it immediately on my live FTP for which SSH is activated.

I used those SQL queries instead:
And it worked like a charm. I'm still going to use your extension to prevent the 'Re:' from reappearing since it's the latest one and it's officially compatible with phpBB 3.3.

Wouldn't it be possible for you to create a button inside the ACP to execute that command line?

Have a nice day!

Wouldn't it be possible for you to create a button inside the ACP to execute that command line?

That's simply impossible.

Into a local installation (your PC) like xammp or wamp or the likes, you should use the "command line" of your Operating System (or install https://gitforwindows.org/ ) which is the same as the CLI (Command Line Interpreter) on remote servers. In any case, support for this kind of stuffs is not within the scope of the extension itself.

Je n'ai pas trop saisi , le fonctionnement.
comment puis je me rendre sur mon FTP et faire ce nettoyage de re-
Sur mon forum phpbb 3.0.0 , cela n'a pas fonctionné et je n'ai pas saisi la technique.
merci pour votre réponse.

English please.

https://area51.phpbb.com/docs/dev/3.3.x ... arted.html
https://www.phpbb.com/support/docs/en/3 ... -reparser/