Y_INI is not writing anything.
#1

I was just making a login and register system for releasing it out here. But the problem is Y_INI is not even saving a single word. I creates the .ini file with the name in the assigned path but it is not writing the data in there.

I don't know why ?

Code is perfect.

Is anyone also facing this or do anyone know how to fix this, please post.


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Ronaldo_raul
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#2

After some time (but not everytime) Y_INI have many problems, can't write, read ... crashdetect give many things about that (the most are at INI_Open with a value of -1).

Try to use crashdetect.
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#3

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Originally Posted by costel_nistor96
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After some time (but not everytime) Y_INI have many problems, can't write, read ... crashdetect give many things about that (the most are at INI_Open with a value of -1).

Try to use crashdetect.
Doesn't crashed though.

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If crash detect throws a -1 error it means you're not correctly checking the return values of INI_Open - it returns -1 if the file failed to open for some reason.
:O

and you may like to know whenever I start the server it doesn't even check for updates to your SVN server.
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#4

Post the code here, maybe it can be some problem in your script?
Been using Y_Ini from a long time, never ever such problem encountered.
That probably is a problem in your script.
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#5

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Post the code here, maybe it can be some problem in your script?
Been using Y_Ini from a long time, never ever such problem encountered.
That probably is a problem in your script.
I actually even tried "Kush" Register and log system tutorial. But didn't even wrote a single word.


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P.S: Seems the problem was faced by you - Topic
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#6

Do you have the files in scriptfiles folder?
like
users = where it can save the users.ini (%s.ini)
PS: too bad pastebin don't work for me
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#7

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Originally Posted by Rudy_
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Do you have the files in scriptfiles folder?
like
users = where it can save the users.ini (%s.ini)
PS: too bad pastebin don't work for me
Yes. Its "Users" as specified in the tutorial.

I have it.

Sad for the pastebin part :/
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#8

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Originally Posted by ******
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OK, do ANY file systems write anything? Can you write with just raw files? If not it's a permissions problem.
Yes, Dini works.

Only problems with Y_INI.
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