database crash
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- Tom Higbie
- Newbie
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One of my sites, cibaride.org, had some database problems. The isp was able to fix some of it, and I managed to really screw it up by importing a db from the old joomla 1.0 site. I had used phpmyadmin to make a copy, but the isp says that won't work on their servers. I'm at the point where I need to redo the whole thing. The files, images, pdf, some excel spreadsheets, etc is still there. If I create a new db and install joomla and the template (solarsentinal), will that save the data? During the installation of joomla, should I run the script from joomla 1.0 to update the db. Or do I really start over.
Thanks, Tom
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- Sharon Gaughan
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From what you say, it appears a clean install is needed. You have a couple of options.
(1) Set up an entirely new database and do a clean install of Joomla, then import your old 1.0 data. Following that, install the RT template of your choice.
(2) Use the TerranTribune RocketLauncher, then import your old data.
I have done (and prefer) Option 2. In either case, the process is painful, but necessary as the Joomla 1.0 and 1.5 DB formats differ.
Also, I have to winder what kind of web host you have that doe not support DB copying from phpMyAdmin.
All the best, - Sharon Sinéad Gaughan
Fairfax, VA USA
Apache / MySQL 5.0.95 / PHP 5.3.24 / Joomla! 2.5.20 / Gantry 4.1.20
Custom: rt_hexeris-custom.css and rt_hexeris-custom.less
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- Tom Higbie
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I'm curious. Why the TerranTribune rocket launcher?
Thanks for your help.
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