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Ok, makes sense. Most of what you're seeing looks like it's compatibility problem with your current version of PHP.
Can you tell us:
* What PHP version you're server currently has installed.
* What version of XOOPS you have installed. The easiest way to find this is to go to your xoops folder and then open ./include/version.php
* Which modules "might be" installed. Without digging into the database a "close approximation" of the modules installed will be to go to the ./modules directory and look at the directory names.
I can help you look at your Xoops installation if you want to give me access ftp and dB access. If so then send me a Private Message with the information -
https://xoops.org/modules/profile/userinfo.php?uid=24642I can't commit to fixing it for you but I can at least take a look at what's there and help you sort it out. Depending on how old the Xoops installation is (and what modules are installed) it might be as simple as copying the current Xoops version into the folder structure and running the update script. If it's too old then it might be a little more tricky to get things up and running.
Depending on the modules used there could either be an updated version or possibly a similar module with an "import" utility to copy the data so you wouldn't have to recreate everything that was there.
