Serious Problems Upgrading from a linux server to a new one
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Hi, everyone.
In the past year I have built a site using Concrete5 and so far I have never had a problem.
Last week the provider made a switch of the Linux server on which the site was and didn't advise me of the thing, so all what I have done was lost and I didn't made any backup of the thing.
When I was contacted of the site not working anymore, I contacted the provider and they recovered the files and the mysql db of concrete5 from the old server (it was unavailable to me), but I really don't know what they have done exactly.
I gave them the link of the guide to a correct migration, but I'm not sure if they followed exactly.
The result is what you find at this link:
http://www.glastar.it
I obtain a long list of errors:
and so on...
I read in the forum many things to try - disable error logging, try to upgrade to a newer Concrete5 version etc etc - but I'm not an expert of the matter and I'm asking if some of you can give me some advise on this.
I haven't access to the server side but I have phpMyAdmin, FTP and mySQL passwords.
Hope some of you can give me some good direction to get this site working again ...
Thanks in advance!
Mauro
In the past year I have built a site using Concrete5 and so far I have never had a problem.
Last week the provider made a switch of the Linux server on which the site was and didn't advise me of the thing, so all what I have done was lost and I didn't made any backup of the thing.
When I was contacted of the site not working anymore, I contacted the provider and they recovered the files and the mysql db of concrete5 from the old server (it was unavailable to me), but I really don't know what they have done exactly.
I gave them the link of the guide to a correct migration, but I'm not sure if they followed exactly.
The result is what you find at this link:
http://www.glastar.it
I obtain a long list of errors:
Strict Standards: Non-static method Cache::get() should not be called statically in /home/websites/glastar.it/html/www/concrete/models/package.php on line 84 Strict Standards: Non-static method Cache::key() should not be called statically in /home/websites/glastar.it/html/www/concrete/libraries/cache.php on line 117 Strict Standards: Non-static method Cache::getLibrary() should not be called statically in /home/websites/glastar.it/html/www/concrete/libraries/cache.php on line 122 Strict Standards: Non-static method Loader::db() should not be called statically in /home/websites/glastar.it/html/www/concrete/models/package.php on line 89 Strict Standards: Non-static method Cache::set() should not be called statically in /home/websites/glastar.it/html/www/concrete/models/package.php on line 98
and so on...
I read in the forum many things to try - disable error logging, try to upgrade to a newer Concrete5 version etc etc - but I'm not an expert of the matter and I'm asking if some of you can give me some advise on this.
I haven't access to the server side but I have phpMyAdmin, FTP and mySQL passwords.
Hope some of you can give me some good direction to get this site working again ...
Thanks in advance!
Mauro
Thanks Rony for your reply.
I tried this but at the moment nothing new happened ... same errors ...
I tried this but at the moment nothing new happened ... same errors ...
Just resolved the issue.
I had to manually upgrade the Concrete5 installation from mine old one 5.5.0 to 5.5.2 passing through 5.5.1, as explained in the Concrete5 manual upgrade section.
Until that I couldn't use the dashboard to launch the upgrades.
I had to manually upgrade the Concrete5 installation from mine old one 5.5.0 to 5.5.2 passing through 5.5.1, as explained in the Concrete5 manual upgrade section.
Until that I couldn't use the dashboard to launch the upgrades.
It should be the first line of that page.
Rony