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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Upgrade Difficulties… How screwed am I?That looks similar to the problem I had when I tried upgrading too.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Parse error on new install of 2.7Thanks for the reply; unfortunately, it didn’t work; here’s a link to the page, in case you want to see:
http://blog.longtermsolutions.com
Interestingly, a 2nd blog on the same webserver is working fine:
Question: is there anything other than creating a database that i need to do to set up the database? Just as a test, I changed my config page to a wrong password, and got the “unable to connect” error page…
So that makes me think that the database is being found without any trouble; is that right?
I’ve re-downloaded 2.7.1 several times, and re-uploaded it to my server several times.
So here’s my latest test: I took the *working* WP site and copied it into this new directory, then put in the config file for the new blog, and tried that.
I no longer get the parse error, but then it told me that the database was already set up… so I deleted the database, added it back, and everything works now…
Funny that the clean install of 2.7.1 wouldn’t work though, and the other install is an updated version, so I would’ve thought it would be the same thing!
Thanks,
Bob
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Getting WordPress working on Mac OS X Server 10.3.9Yes, that’s what I was trying to use; however, I can’t get the first Terminal command to work. When I enter “cd /usr/local/mysql”, I get the return message that the directory doesn’t exist.
The instructions on that page apply to Mac OS X, but not OS X Server, which is not exactly the same as the web server built into OS X.
If anyone’s successfully installed WordPress with OS X Server, I’d appreciate some help!
Bob