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Old Modules
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[Not Solved] Old Modules
Do these modules work for v2?
https://264bit.net/
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[Not Solved] RE: Old Modules
(01-25-2024, 06:11 AM)zustudios Wrote: Do these modules work for v2?
https://264bit.net/

Some will, especially mine. The rest, Auto-IP was added to the core. I have no idea. Looks like somebody just put a modules in one place.
Good to know. I'll try and check some of them out when I can manage.
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[Not Solved] RE: Old Modules
(01-26-2024, 09:26 AM)TGates Wrote: Some will, especially mine. The rest, Auto-IP was added to the core. I have no idea. Looks like somebody just put a modules in one place.
Good to know. I'll try and check some of them out when I can manage.

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[Not Solved] RE: Old Modules
If by “modules” you mean Sentora 3rd-party modules hosted at 264bit, compatibility depends heavily on module age and whether they rely on deprecated APIs. Many older modules built for v1 or early v2 may break under newer PHP or database versions.
Best steps:
  • Test modules in a staging clone first before putting into production.
  • Look at module code for calls to deprecated PHP functions (e.g.
    Code:
    mysql_*
    ) and adapt them to
    Code:
    mysqli
    or PDO.
  • If a module fails, consider rewriting it or finding a maintained alternative.
If you tell me which module(s) you’re interested in, I can check whether they work or need modifications.
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