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MySQL Problem
Hi.
I recently set up a test sub domain and MySQL database for trying out TextPattern, installation went fine until I had to create the config file, once the file was created I clicked the “I did it” button, on the next page I recived the following error message:
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Warning: Table ‘test1.textpattern’ doesn’t exist describe `textpattern` in /home/.legs/josephshelly/test.illproducer.com/lib/txplib_db.php on line 84
Warning: Table ‘test1.txp_page’ doesn’t exist select user_html from txp_page where name=‘error_503’ in /home/.legs/josephshelly/test.illproducer.com/lib/txplib_db.php on line 84
Warning: Table ‘test1.txp_page’ doesn’t exist select user_html from txp_page where name=‘error_default’ in /home/.legs/josephshelly/test.illproducer.com/lib/txplib_db.php on line 84
DB-Connect was succesful, but the textpattern-table was not found.
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Do I have to create these tables myself? in the past when I installed other PHP content management system I never had such a problem. I have no knowledge of MySQL, I would be very grateful for any help.
THanks,
Joe
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Re: MySQL Problem
No, you shouldn’t have to create the databases manually. Can you open phpMyAdmin and check the database?
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#3 2007-06-14 21:57:32
- Mary
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Re: MySQL Problem
Do I have to create these tables myself?
No, and that’s an odd problem you’ve got.
Are you sure that you have got all the files and folders there, including the one named “update”?
Try renaming your config.php to configx.php, then starting the setup from the beginning. When you get back to the config file creation part, just rename your file back to config.php and click the button.
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Re: MySQL Problem
jm wrote:
No, you shouldn’t have to create the databases manually. Can you open phpMyAdmin and check the database?
I can, I did check the database, from what I can tell there are no tables in the database.
Mary wrote:
No, and that’s an odd problem you’ve got.
Are you sure that you have got all the files and folders there, including the one named “update”?
Try renaming your config.php to configx.php, then starting the setup from the beginning. When you get back to the config file creation part, just rename your file back to config.php and click the button.
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Yeah I have all the files. I did as you suggested and the same thing happened.
Possibly I should start over fresh, delete all the files etc?
Joe
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Re: MySQL Problem
I did a fresh install with a new database, it all went well. Thanks for the help :)
Joe
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