Bonked upgrade from 2.06 to 2.1.0
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The sites 5, 6, and 7?
Then run the following 3 queries in phpMyAdmin:
Then run the following 3 queries in phpMyAdmin:
DELETE FROM esselbach_ct_preferences WHERE preference_website = '5';
DELETE FROM esselbach_ct_preferences WHERE preference_website = '6';
DELETE FROM esselbach_ct_preferences WHERE preference_website = '7';
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Is there any way to delete the three other three 'contentteller' websites from my install? I don't see a way to do it in the manage websites tab/menu.
Can you post a screenshot from manage websites?
Also, is it safe for me to upgrade to 2.1.1?
It works fine here but I don't know if it fails again on your configuration. I migrate the machine in my office later next week to an Intel Mac, so I can do some additional testing with VMware Fusion.
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Is there any way to delete the three other three 'contentteller' websites from my install? I don't see a way to do it in the manage websites tab/menu.
Also, is it safe for me to upgrade to 2.1.1?
Also, is it safe for me to upgrade to 2.1.1?
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I don't know how, but I did send the information to your support@ address.
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You could open a trouble ticket. Please include FTP and phpMyAdmin login.
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It looks like the latest back up is bad/corrupted. What are my options? I don't want to lose a weeks worth of content.
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Yes, this is possibly the best until the problem has been worked out. You never should upgrade a live installation to a major release without testing it first.
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what do I do? restore from backup?
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No, this makes no difference.
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It seems to be correct.
Could this have been caused by the 2.x being installed in the same database as 1.x?
Could this have been caused by the 2.x being installed in the same database as 1.x?
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Can you check the settings (website url etc.) of the websites?
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I see, there is no website with ID #1. Try adjusting the script to ID #4
Replace the following line:
with:
Let me know if this fix the problem.
Replace the following line:
$query = $database -> dbquery("SELECT preference_key FROM " . DB_PREFIX . "esselbach_ct_preferences WHERE preference_website = '1'");
with:
$query = $database -> dbquery("SELECT preference_key FROM " . DB_PREFIX . "esselbach_ct_preferences WHERE preference_website = '4'");
Let me know if this fix the problem.
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The script didn't work.
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I will look into it. In the meantime run the fixwebsites script from the other thread to fix the database.
I'm not sure why this is happening, but I'm assuming that this is going to happen every time I upgrade the CMS. Could you please fix this? It is getting rather annoying.
Jason