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12:14 am
November 26, 2011
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I created all folders again, directly in the httpdocs folder, as instructed to do, and had to install worpress again.
I created 1 data base with the same name as b4 and same user and password that i "backuped" from the linux server...
All looked ok, as the images below show...
But in the final step, i get this as result...
What am i doing wrong, please?
Regards, Jhansen R. Machado
11:07 am
September 26, 2010
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Try accessing directly the XCloner.php script from your new hosting account, it should help.
You can find more details here /wiki/index.php/Restore_Backup#Restore_Backup_.E2.80.93_Manually regarding the cloning process.
Ovidiu
2:16 am
November 26, 2011
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Hi, Ovidiu
I tried what you sugested, but got same response, then i did what was asked in text, instaling and configurin IIS at my computer, and tried again...
Here is what i got:
I am pretty sure the data that x-cloner asked are correct:
I cant figure what's going on...
11:23 am
September 26, 2010
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That error indicates the mysql user you are using doesn't have permissions to access the restore database, so i would advise rechecking that...
Ovidiu
2:08 pm
November 26, 2011
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OMG...
Hi, Ovidiu... i think found the problem...
In older server, database was automaticaly created starting with "blues_" then we could pick the rest of the name.
The message showed this "could not connect to blues_wdrp1", because the database is now "bluesbra_wdrp1", and i didn't realize it before.
The thing is: in this server, database is automaticaly created starting with "bluesbra_"...
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Is there a way to solve this? Or must i start to post allllll stuff again?
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Thanks again in advance
Jhansen R. Machado
5:45 pm
September 26, 2010
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You should be using the new database name bluesbra_wdrp1 when doing the restore, and not the old one, it should help..!
12:15 pm
November 26, 2011
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LOL yeah... i know... but I do not think I will have to move the entire site, and that the new server would create a different name, automatically. Do you know if there is a way to edit a database name, then i could make another backup?
Tks again!
12:42 pm
September 26, 2010
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The database name is not important, you can use anything on the restore screen as long as you have those details created on the new location, so to confirm, the restore database name is not dependent on the original database, XCloner creates a full dump of the original mysql database into a file, and on restore, the data from that file will be processed.
Ovidiu
12:47 am
November 26, 2011
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Ok.. i started all over again.
I deleted and installed all…. reconfigured all… uploaded back-up again… See what happened = Here it looks ok!
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Here it looks will finally finish well…
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and then…. i got this… :-((
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.Simply went back to initial page…. And worst of all, try it: http://www.bluesbrasil.com/
Any pray you can recomend? A spell maybe…. 🙂
Thanks again in advance.
Jhansen R. Machado (www.bluesbrasil.com)
3:05 pm
September 26, 2010
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I would advise extracting the backup archive manually on the new server, and start the XCloner.php process with the "Skip files restore" option checked as well as the "Incremental sql import" option UN-checked.
Hope it helps! Ovidiu
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