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Re: importing datadump, so easy, so hard [message #18509 is a reply to message #18463]

Tue, 25 May 2004 18:41

tufan

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Ok.

The guilty was not the script, nor the database version differences. The only problem was my apache server I guess, I restarted the web server using the /etc/rc.d script (as an alternative to using apachectl), and the problem disappeared. It's still strange though, I'll further investigate.

I managed to transfer the forum contents, both into mysql 4.x and mysql 3.23.x. I was able to import with no fatal errors. However, I had to do a forum consistency check (followed by the sql optimization) to see the messages: They were first inaccessible, although the forum statistics were correct. It was a bit funny actually: Even the page numbers at the bottom in the thread view were there, but there were no messages listed Smile

Anyway, I succeded in the transfer experiment. Hopefully it'll be this smooth when doing the real transfer.

Thanks for the help, and by the way, thanks for writing such 'smooth operating' scripts. I never had any problems in upgrading the forum yet. For a very long time, I haven't been even making a backup of the forum when upgrading Smile

cya,
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		importing datadump, so easy, so hard By: tufan on Sat, 22 May 2004 12:27
		Re: importing datadump, so easy, so hard By: Ilia on Mon, 24 May 2004 15:51
		Re: importing datadump, so easy, so hard By: tufan on Tue, 25 May 2004 18:41
		Re: importing datadump, so easy, so hard By: Ilia on Tue, 25 May 2004 19:42
		Oops... DNS records changed before the planned time... By: tufan on Thu, 27 May 2004 09:02
		Ok. I solved. By: tufan on Thu, 27 May 2004 09:19

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