Moving Concrete5 from localhost (xampp) to domain server
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Hai people,
I want to move my Concrete5 cms from local to a server but only thing that I get is an blank page and to source code output op the page.
What are the exact folders/files that you need to chmod and with which chmod (750 or 777)?
I chmoded `files` folder with 777.
I chmoded `packages` folder with 777.
config/site.php is configured with right information and file is checken for spaces/tabs/enters.
Does someone have any suggestions?
I want to move my Concrete5 cms from local to a server but only thing that I get is an blank page and to source code output op the page.
What are the exact folders/files that you need to chmod and with which chmod (750 or 777)?
I chmoded `files` folder with 777.
I chmoded `packages` folder with 777.
config/site.php is configured with right information and file is checken for spaces/tabs/enters.
Does someone have any suggestions?
for files i have 777 and packages I have 755 if that helps
I`m afraid not.
Tried that already.
The only thing I`m getting is blank page/500 error page.
Tried that already.
The only thing I`m getting is blank page/500 error page.
Could it be that the database on your local computer is all lowercase, and when imported into the "live" site, it's not working right?
I notice this when a site is developed on a windows machine, then launched on a linux machine (which is case sensitive).
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/mysql-case-insensitive-...
Also - I found that if I ftp the files one by one, it never seems to work right. Instead, I zip the entire folder, then upload the zip file, SSH into the server and unzip the file. You can usually do all of this from a control panel server backend. I found that was the root of most issues when going live with a c5 site.
-Phil
I notice this when a site is developed on a windows machine, then launched on a linux machine (which is case sensitive).
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/mysql-case-insensitive-...
Also - I found that if I ftp the files one by one, it never seems to work right. Instead, I zip the entire folder, then upload the zip file, SSH into the server and unzip the file. You can usually do all of this from a control panel server backend. I found that was the root of most issues when going live with a c5 site.
-Phil
Yup they are all lowercase so what should I do?
Is there an other possibility to fix this problem than with this plug-in (is just a question to know it)?
How do I SSH to the server?
It`s being hosted by an hosting company so not by my self.
Is there an other possibility to fix this problem than with this plug-in (is just a question to know it)?
How do I SSH to the server?
It`s being hosted by an hosting company so not by my self.
If you have access to mySQL (usually from PHPMyAdmin) then run the script from:
http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/installation/uncaught_exc...
Note - scroll down the page, the most recent version tends to get updated. Make sure to copy the entire code block.
Here's a quick tut on how to run an SQL command from PHPMyadmin:
http://community.mybb.com/thread-4720.html...
http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/installation/uncaught_exc...
Note - scroll down the page, the most recent version tends to get updated. Make sure to copy the entire code block.
Here's a quick tut on how to run an SQL command from PHPMyadmin:
http://community.mybb.com/thread-4720.html...
Thx for your help.
Al the tips were handy.
The only problem was that I would have to rebuild more than 120 tables and every time I got error that that was already made.
After that I thought that rebuilding would be faster (rebuild of the site) only things I would have to do is copy the styles and make few sites inside so it would be at least functional (site was needed today).
AND after that I realized that I tried to rebuild the tables lokaly and as said Windows doesn't see the difference between uppercase and lowercase so if I would try to make the table change on UNIX system it would be a problem.
So yeah you answered my question and I thank you for that.
Al the tips were handy.
The only problem was that I would have to rebuild more than 120 tables and every time I got error that that was already made.
After that I thought that rebuilding would be faster (rebuild of the site) only things I would have to do is copy the styles and make few sites inside so it would be at least functional (site was needed today).
AND after that I realized that I tried to rebuild the tables lokaly and as said Windows doesn't see the difference between uppercase and lowercase so if I would try to make the table change on UNIX system it would be a problem.
So yeah you answered my question and I thank you for that.
whats the URL for the site also have you set up the domain correctly on the server.
