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problem creating all tables
Posted: Sat 21. Aug 2004, 15:08
by Pieter
When I run the setup script, there is some problem with creating the tables:
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Please proof your database settings. There might be some mistakes!
However, 9 tables have created ?!
These are phpwcms_article, phpwcms_articlecat, phpwcms_articlecontent, phpwcms_bid , phpwcms_blog, phpwcms_chat, phpwcms_country, phpwcms_file
Why aren't any of the other tables created??
Apparently the settings I provide for my database are good enough for the first nine!
Posted: Sat 21. Aug 2004, 15:25
by Pappnase
hello
please delte all created tables and try it again!
Posted: Sat 21. Aug 2004, 15:34
by Pieter
I already did that. It did not help
Posted: Sat 21. Aug 2004, 15:37
by Pappnase
hello
could you send me via pm the link to your installation with password and username for the db`!?
Posted: Sat 21. Aug 2004, 15:50
by Pieter
I think I have found the problem
I've run out of disk space at my hosting provider. Maybe that causes the problem with the MySQL database. Is that possible?
Posted: Sat 21. Aug 2004, 20:55
by Oliver Georgi
maybe yes - if your provider is counting db space for your account too.
It's possible to try importing phpwcms db via phpmyadmin.
Oliver
Similar problem only creating some of the fields
Posted: Wed 31. Aug 2005, 20:04
by jwolin
Did you ever figure out the solution to this. My problem is similar in nature, however it is not a disk space issue since I am running my own server. During installation, my database is filled with 7 fields and then gives the unplesant message
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After this, pages don't load.
Posted: Wed 31. Aug 2005, 20:45
by Oliver Georgi
hm, 7 fields?
Oliver
Posted: Wed 31. Aug 2005, 21:21
by jwolin
Just some more information on this issue. I have tried installing both the RC version as well as the current version. One thing I tried that gave interesting results was to manually fill the database with PHPMYSQL and edit the config file with the proper database information to see if I could somehow setup the system manually. I checked, rechecked and tripple checked all the file and folder permissions to make sure everything was kosher. The database gets properly populated, but when I attempt to go to
http://www.mydomain.com/cms/index.php I simply get a blank page just like I get when I try to walk through the setup wizard.
Posted: Wed 31. Aug 2005, 22:03
by StudioZ
Hi jwolin,
Could it be that you have an
index.html file sitting in your installation root folder?
hmmm...
or... could it be related to rewrite url... which expect
.htaccess file, to be again in your installation root folder?
If I remember well... the RC distro had an index.html in there.
If it is 1.2.5... then I have the feeling that you have to check your conf file for the rewrite option and with the .htaccess file...
???