Call to undefined function: asec_isadmin()

Nuke Soldier Joined: Oct 21, 2004 Posts: 32

in mainfile.php on line 264. I installed sentinel and everything seemed ok until i tried to activate the admin block and started getting that error message. I only get that error when I activate the admin blocker. I have to re-install the sql tables to get anything else to work after that. Everything else about it works fine though.

I use admin secure and protector as well on phpnuke 7.5 w/ 2.8sec

Any ideas?

Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2005 10:12 am

asec_isadmin() is part of the AdminSecure addon, and if you are getting that error, you may be missing one of the AS files or perhaps edited one of the required files to remove the called function. Check the AS documentation to make sure they are all there, especially any includes or any edits.

Nuke Soldier Joined: Oct 21, 2004 Posts: 32

Thanks Hal.

Quote:

10. This step is optional but recommended. If you having problems with this
step, simply remove the additional lines described below.

- Edit auth.php at PHP-Nuke root directory on your server (or a copy in
your local computer). auth.php is PHP-Nuke file located on the
PHP-Nuke root.

- Find these lines:

$admin = base64_encode("$aid:$pwd:$row[admlanguage]");
setcookie("admin","$admin",time()+2592000);
unset($op);

- Below those lines, add this new line:

$_COOKIE['admin'] = $admin;

Note: If your server using PHP prior version 4.1.0, replace $_COOKIE with $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS

- Find this line:

$admintest = 0;

- Below that line, add this new line:

$admin = $_COOKIE['admin'];

Note: If your server using PHP prior version 4.1.0, replace $_COOKIE with $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS

- Save auth.php and upload to your server (overwrite the old one).

Because 7.5 no longer uses auth.php and it states "optional" in the directions....sigh. That and I had to wait for the cookie to expire which just left me baffled, need coffee Embarassed