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[E. Mo Tite]

Hello,

Not sure if I should post this in the bugtracker but here goes...

I'm attempting to install Etomite v0.6 (RC2) over (RC1) and continue receiving the above message. The connection to the database goes smoothly before I receive the error message about importing the default site, and a lot of undecipherable code. :?

Here's a screen grab of what happens:


Can anyone show me where I'm going wrong? Would it have been a better idea to overwrite the files rather than run the installer?

Regards.

The full message reads:

"Etomite setup couldn't install the default site into the selected database. The last error to occur was You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1 during the execution of SQL statement INSERT INTO `etomite_/export/"

[breezer]

:?: I deleted this post since it was not relevent.

breezer

[Dean]

have you tried installing it into a database without the [ ] in? i notice from your screenshots that it is installing to a db that has them in it.....

just my .02 anyway

[E. Mo Tite]

deanstev,

Yep, tried that. I removed the full name of the database using a graphics program.

[Dean]

deanstev,

Yep, tried that. I removed the full name of the database using a graphics program.

oh, ok.

have you tried a completely new (unused) db?

[E. Mo Tite]

yep, tried that too. i've even tried reinstalling rc1 but the same problem occurs. i'll try to put up some screenshots...

[E. Mo Tite]

After attempting to reinstall rc2 again I received a similar message as before :



After deleting etomite and creating a new database I tried again and this seemed to have solved the problem :



But the following message appeared when I logged in :? :



I attempted logging in again using another browser and it stopped responding after the following screen was displayed :-x :



I might migrate back to v0.5 for the time being (if I'm able to!) as it's able to cope with a small project I'm working on which will go online shortly. So any thoughts, ideas, suggestions, hate-mail?? :?

[E. Mo Tite]

I suspedted this mightn't be an Etomite problem. I'll do some investigating and fill you in when it's been sorted.

[Ralph]

This might be a longshot, but you might want to try upgrading to the newest release of the Zend Optimizer... I've seen garbage similar to what you are displaying before... I'll talkning Zend Optimizer, not Zend Engine... Give it a try... http://www.zend.org/store/products/zend-optimizer.php

[E. Mo Tite]

Rad, I tried your solution but still no luck I'm afraid.

PS: I like the new look forum!

[E. Mo Tite]

Good news folks!

I've no idea what the problem was but everything is now in order and running smoothly -- fingers crossed! Thanks for your input!

[Ralph]

I believe that the problem you are referring to has to do with how MySQL indexes database tables, and is not a problem within Etomite... As I recall, yet couldn't locate in the manual when I just searched, MySQL doesn't like table names or prefixes that start with numbers... I seem to recall reading it somewhere, however...