Upgrade problem (0.9.0 to 0.9.2.1)

Hi all,
I just upgraded one of my sites, and there is a problem, now: I cannot add new snippets, because when I click on SAVE button, it redirects me to the main page (I think it could be a "page not found" stuff)

To upgrade, I uploaded the 0.9.2.1 files directly to the server, then run /install directory (and then delete /install)

Any ideas?

I remember now that I found the same problem upgrading another site from 0.9.2.1 to 0.9.5

There was an 0.9.0? Sheesh, been so long ago I couldn’t remember.

First, the page not found stuff has nothing to do with the manager, so not sure where you were going with that. But it sounds to me like either some of the files didn’t get uploaded properly especially in the manager area, or the data structures are missing something (though I can’t think of any db changes to the site_snippets table off the top of my head).

Not much else I can say about it without access to the installation or more details about the problem. Not even sure I understand what you say it’s doing. Which main page is it redirecting you too? The manager home? Or the main page in the front-end of your site? If the latter, you definitely have some kind of htaccess or other configuration issue.

Finally, I’ve upgraded a lot of 0.9.2.1 sites to various betas in the last week or two, and never experienced anything similar to this, so I believe this may be something unique to your sites or environment.

I believe this is the "mod_security" issue; there is something in the snippet that the mod_security settings for your Apache server doesn’t like. Sometimes it will just throw an error message, sometimes it will send you to the "main" page (in this case, Manager home), I guess that depends on the server settings.

Confirmed Susan; I was able to create a snippet with "return ’test!’;" on madmage’s installation just fine. It does appear to be a mod_security issue.

Usually the snippet that cause this problem involve email, such as eForm, or any of the snippets that send notification or cofirmation emails.

Try adding an .htaccess file within the manager folder and add



You can of course comment it back out after you get everything installed and upgraded, and then just keep this in mind if you experience issues in the future adding anything.