jacobgkau

I've been using Solder for around six months now, and I've had the same problem. I chalked it up to a bug in whatever's getting the checksum, I don't think you have anything set up wrong. To get around it, I've just been using phpmyadmin to add in versions manually (you'll have to get the md5sum of all of your mod files yourself.) Here's my workflow: 1. Put the zipped mod file inside the mod's directory. 2. Go to the Solder "add version" page, and type in the version number. 3. Click the generated link to download the zip file. (This is a check to make sure you have the name and location correct!) 4. Take the md5sum of the downloaded file. (On Linux, type "md5sum filename.zip"). 5. Log into phpMyAdmin. Go to the mod versions table in the Solder database. "Insert" a new row, filling in everything but the first ID box. You can find the mod ID in the URL from step 2. The MD5 sum is the one you just found manually. The "time added" and "time updated" can be anything, but I always just open the calender and click "done" to set it to whatever day it is. 6. Save the row. Now, go back to the "add version" page and refresh it. You should see the version and its md5sum in the list! You can use phpmyadmin to do anything the Solder interface won't let you do. If you do it all correctly, the mods are served perfectly, and it's totally worth the extra work.

Hello there. I installed Solder on my web server today. The installation was successful, and I've linked it with my Technic API key. I'm able to add mods to my repository as well. However, when I fill in the fields and click "Create Modpack," a blank page loads. The URL (which ends with "/index.php/modpack/create") doesn't change. That's just it. I get a blank page, and the pack isn't there when I go back to the Solder home page. I've already made sure all the permissions are correct. What I haven't done is make sure my folder structure is correct (there's little to no documentation on that), but I expect to get an error message if I do stuff wrong, not a blank page with nothing in the source code. Any ideas on what could be causing this?

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