Ah, that simple. Yeah, phpMyAdmin was able to fix it. Thanks. On 19 Mai, 19:24, Chris Meller <[email protected]> wrote: > It means something has happened to your database - it probably crashed > during a write or wasn't shutdown properly and the table was damaged. If > you have phpMyAdmin or some other database tool there should be an > option somewhere to repair the table. > > You might want to also run a check on all the other Habari tables, just > to be sure they're ok, though the session table is usually the only one > written to on a regular basis and therefore likely the only one with a > problem. > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > Konzertheld <mailto:[email protected]> > > May 19, 2011 11:10 AM > > > Today, when I accessed /admin, the Habari setup came up. As Habari has > > already been installed, I tried to make a database backup because > > something is obviously wrong. Doing so, I got this message: > > > Table './mydatabasename/habari__sessions' is marked as crashed and > > should be repaired > > > The frontend is working, but now when I access /admin or /auth/login, > > the login form appears but I can't login. The form realoads without a > > message. What is happening?
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