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Do you have the index.html files in your cache directories?

For the upgrade to 2.3.3, this is explained in the release notes.

Do you have the index.html files in your cache directories?

Yes! I copied the old index.html files over to the new directories. The reason I renamed the directories, was a) to have a backup of the index files and b) that cpanel would not allow me to delete the non-index files in those directories, although I had the permissions to do it.

The permissions on the new directories are 755 per the instructions in the thread I had.

For the upgrade to 2.3.3, this is explained in the release notes. [/quote]

I did a straight install of 2.3.3 - not an upgrade from an older version but I will check for any notes re upgrade of "System". The doc I used for installing XOOPS did not have this.

simply go to admin, then modules and in system module press the update icon to the right.

System module was updated successfully. All appears to be in order again now. Thanks to everyone who helped or gave suggestions along the way. Special thanks to Culex in this regard

This is my first real experience with a CMS and with XOOPS and I've learned some new stuff along the way. Overall, I like XOOPs and I'm glad I've made the switch. It will make life much easier then maintaining a purely HTML based site. I have another site to switch over soon and have kept track of the various problems and their solutions for next time around.

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Your welcome, glad to help :)