Hi!
Sorry, but Im jumping from one version to another.. I managed to install 1.6.3 now and have the updated database running. It is very important to have the newest articles and so on. The other problems have to wait, until I try to get the database on a second system running, which is less important.
But I have one problem with the production server, which has to be solved as soon as possible. Hopefully you have an idea. I have installed the midgard-1.6.3 debian packages, which are available from midgard-project. The site is running rather flawless, except for the article Titles, which are displayed as a "0" (Zero) as you can see on www.jurawelt.com.
The SQL-Statement should be correct, as I get the title, when running the SQL-statement manually.
Matthias
Am 24.04.2005 um 12:10 schrieb Piotras:
Hi!
Am 24.04.2005 um 01:52 schrieb Piotras:
Hi!
I now made some progress.. I managed to get the testsite on that server running with 1.5.0. Unfortunatly I upgraded the main-site's database some time ago to 1.6.3. That database wont work with 1.5.0. So it would be great, if I can find information on how to downgrade a midgard-database from 1.6.3 to 1.5.0.
Because?
Because the 1.6.3 database is not working, the 1.5.0 database works. If
I use the database which was upgraded to 1.6.3 midgard seems to be
unable to find the apropriate pages and is falling back to an
index.html file.
Can you switch apache log level to debug? Some php logs could be usefull too.
So the conclusion is, that the upgrade-procedure has to be affecting the database in such a way, that the database is not usable by midgard versions minor 1.6.3.
I think it is related to debian woody which has too old packages available.
Midgard was self compiled?
Piotras
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