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10 years 10 months ago #121510 by Dale R Gingerich
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Will try another attempt at requesting some help,

Web Server Apache mod_fcgid/2.3.10-dev
PHP version 5.4.21
MySQL version 5.5.32-cll-lve
GD image library bundled (2.1.0 compatible)
Multibyte string support Enabled
Upload limit 10M
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Open remote files (allow url fopen) Yes
Joomla! 3.2.0 Stable [ Ember ] 6-November-2013 14:00 GMT

When I attempt to "Import Joomla! Content"

I receive the following error:

An error has occurred.
0 JPath::clean: $path is not a string.

And then asking me to return to the control panel

I have also tried the latest dev package from today and same error (numerous times)

Have also adjusted/edited/changed/put back tmp directories, permissions, etc.

I am able to install extensions, etc without error/problems

Any suggestions greatly appreciated,

Thanks in advance,

Dale

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10 years 10 months ago #121511 by Yiota
Replied by Yiota on topic Re: JPath::clean: $path is not a string.
If you are using Akeeba Backup, try Disabling the "System - System Restore Points" plugin and check again.

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10 years 10 months ago - 10 years 10 months ago #121512 by Dale R Gingerich
Replied by Dale R Gingerich on topic Re: JPath::clean: $path is not a string.
Thank you for your response,

I in fact did two steps with regard to your suggestion,
1 - disabled the two system Akeeba files "JMonitoring - Akeeba Backup" and "Akeeba Backup Lazy Scheduling" which made no difference
2 - then I uninstalled Akeeba fully which again made no difference

Both steps resulted in the exact same error

What I did do was from a suggestion I found on another site, that suggested on editing path.php

(/libraries/joomla/filesystem/path.php)

and will post that edit/fix momentarily, sorry for the inconvenience,

Dale

Sorry for that, the edit was to remove the following code from the path.php file mentioned above
if (!is_string($path))
		{
			throw new UnexpectedValueException('JPath::clean: $path is not a string.');

And once the import was complete, I then returned the edited file back to normal, as this was the only problem I was encountering, the importing.

Thanks again,

Dale

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10 years 10 months ago #121513 by Yiota
Replied by Yiota on topic Re: JPath::clean: $path is not a string.
Thank you for sharing your solution.
Glad you sorted it out.

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