whinis / eve-jacknife

An api auditing tool for EVE Online written in php, works with api keys or SSO access tokens.
http://evejackknife.com/
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Long Range Targeting listed as unknown category #10

Closed nyllet2 closed 8 years ago

nyllet2 commented 8 years ago

As the title say, the skill Long range targeting is listed as "Unknown category" in the skills section, other then that, really great tool!

whinis commented 8 years ago

Is this on your own install or at evejackknife.com ?

nyllet2 commented 8 years ago

It's on my own install, I noticed I was using a dated version, however after updating to the last version all skills are listed as "Unknown category" image

Might be some DB issue, I'll try reinstalling and see what happens

whinis commented 8 years ago

That means that you havn't updated your database, just run the updater

EDIT: The updater can be accessed by just going to {url}/Installer.php and if you have a full install should show you a updater.

nyllet2 commented 8 years ago

Noticed there was something missing so I ran the installer again, this time when running update.php I got the following error message image

whinis commented 8 years ago

Can you try using Installer.php, update.php may not be updated for some small changes in the dump file.

nyllet2 commented 8 years ago

Done, the installer display the following; image

However, when I now go to the main page, I get the following; image

If I reload the page, it loads and I can run an API check, however it still return the same error every few times I change the "view"

whinis commented 8 years ago

That's extremely odd, That suggest that eveApi.Base.php doesn't exist on your install. It should be in the eveApi folder. However without that none of the apis should work.

nyllet2 commented 8 years ago

eveAPI.Base.php are located in the folder on the FTP server when looking there image

whinis commented 8 years ago

Could you try eve.php from the latest push and see if that solves your problem ?

nyllet2 commented 8 years ago

That seems to have done the trick! No crashes during my ultra-rapid monkeytesting :)

Thanks for doing an awesome job!