Re: [farcry-dev] Re: invalid definition of the attribute taglib [/farcry/core/tags/navajo/]

[Matthew Williams]

The problem is your MySQL server is taking CaMeLcAsE for table names, 
and sometimes those names don't match the actual files names.  If you're 
dead set on remaining with that host, you'll want to create a virtual 
machine image locally that matches the host's config and add in break 
points to the core code to see at which point it's breaking.  If past 
memory serves, it's usually when it's looping through the farConfigs 
that this happened to me in the past.  If this is shared hosting, you'd 
be better off looking elsewhere, or going with something like 
linode.com, kickassvps.com, amazon.com micro EC2 instances, etc and 
getting a cheap VPS where you'll have more control.  I've got instances 
of newer versions of FarCry running on gearhost.com, and their shared 
hosting is pretty cheap.  Hosting.com is also running an instance of 
FarCry successfully, but I'm not sure the cost of their shared hosting.

Matthew Williams
Geodesic GraFX
www.geodesiccgrafx.com/blog

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