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I upgraded from MySQL 4.0.25 to MySQL 4.1. Now I am getting errors such as:

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mySQL query error: SELECT mod.mid as is_mod, mod.allow_warn, m.id, m.name, m.mgroup, m.password, m.email, m.restrict_post, m.view_sigs, m.view_avs, m.view_pop, m.view_img, m.auto_track,
						 m.mod_posts, m.language, m.skin, m.new_msg, m.show_popup, m.msg_total, m.time_offset, m.posts, m.joined, m.last_post,
						 m.last_visit, m.last_activity, m.dst_in_use, m.view_prefs, m.org_perm_id, m.temp_ban, m.sub_end, g.*
						FROM ibf_members m
						 LEFT JOIN ibf_groups g ON (g.g_id=m.mgroup)
						 LEFT JOIN ibf_moderators mod ON (mod.member_id=m.id OR mod.group_id=m.mgroup)
						WHERE m.id=1

mySQL error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'mod ON (mod.member_id=m.id OR mod.group_id=m.mgroup)
						WHERE m.id=1' at line 6
mySQL error code: 
Date: Saturday 25th of March 2006 05:55:07 PM

How can I fix this?
 
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From the error message I would guess mysql does not like your left join clause (OR)
(mod.member_id=m.id OR mod.group_id=m.mgroup)
I would try to reformulate the condition in a where clause.
 
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This is actually a client of mine, and this is occuring on his IPB 1.0 board.
 
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If you post the table structure and some data I could try on my test platform (MySQL 4.1.18)
 
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We're just going to move the client to another server that does not have 4.1 on it.

If you search Google with that error, you'll find out that IPB 1 just doesn't support 4.1.
 
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