Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Re: Wiki Blues

[Reini U. <ru...@x-...>]

2006/4/6, Thomas Haws <tom...@gm...>:
> Joel wrote:
> > Perhaps if you're just setting up a wiki for the first time and want to
> see
> > it running quickly you could try the file based db.  It's a little easi=
er
> > and quicker than the other methods if you just want to see your wiki up
> and
> > running and try it out.   Read the notes and it will tell you what you
> need
> > to know about picking where the wiki saves to, and then making sure the
> > apache (or whatever user runs the website) has write permission to that
> > directory.
>
>
> That sounds attractive.  Unfortunately I have been running previous versi=
ons
> of phpWiki on mySQL for quite a while.  I have only a few dozen pages in
> mySQL.  I think its better that I get mySQL running again.
>
> Reini wrote:
>
> > If you use a SQL database you have to configure and initialize the
> > database.
> > There are some README's about that.
>
> Thanks, Reini.  I had tried to run schema/mysql- initialize.sql on Saturd=
ay,
> but mySQL reported a Page Already Exists error and phpWiki?action=3Dupgra=
de
> continues not to work.
>
> If this can't work, I will go ahead and see if the old version in Fantast=
ico
> will work with php5/mysql5

You cannot just run the whole SQL schema file.
Look at the content of the file and the also existing mysql sql update file=
 and
add the tables and columns you are missing by hand.
phpwiki gave you already all the information what you are missing.
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