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migrating vanilla from local machine to live host

vanejillavanejilla New
edited August 2013 in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8

when migrating to my web hosting live site from my localhost dev machine im getting error thus:

select * 
from GDN_Permission Permission 
limit 1

The error occurred on or near: /home/accname/public_html/forumthub/library/database/class.database.php

283:          $PDOStatement = $this->Connection()->query($Sql);
284:       }
285: 
286:       if ($PDOStatement === FALSE) {
287:          trigger_error(ErrorMessage($this->GetPDOErrorMessage($this->Connection()->errorInfo()), $this->ClassName, 'Query', $Sql), E_USER_ERROR);
288:       }
289:       
290:       // Did this query modify data in any way?
291:       if ($ReturnType == 'ID') {

I notice that all ini files in the cache folder are obviously using the path from my local machine - will changing these paths to the correct path on my server fix this?? or can i delete these cache files? will vanilla create them again if they are not found upon initialisation?

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    TamaTama United Kingdom ✭✭✭

    Yes cache files will be recreated on deletion

    http://vanillawiki.homebrewforums.net/index.php/Clearing_The_Cache

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    vanejillavanejilla New
    edited August 2013

    @tama

    step 3. 'Delete all files in that directory except all the .ini files '

    surely the ini files are the files that need removing? other than them there's only the smarty php file?

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    hgtonighthgtonight ∞ · New Moderator

    You can delete the .ini files. It is important to note that Smarty generates php cache files.

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    thanks hgtonight,
    i think its actually a permissions problem - the error message:

    **Table 'helpsys_vanilladb.GDN_Permission' doesn't exist**

    is the clue i blatantly missed

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