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Moptop650:
Ok, so I installed the latest under SQLite, then moved it to another server. I am CONFIDENT I have all the paths right, but when I go to the index, all it outputs is "not an error<br />"

What causes this? I searched all the the files for the string "not an error" but nothing came up?

karlbenson:
Have you ran repair_settings.php?

I'll have a test of this myself i think.

CmptrWz:
That is the sqlite call, I believe. It is apparently caused when you tell sqlite to do stuff with a file that sqlite does not understand, or does not exist.

Or, at least, that is what google said.

Check your sqlite file permissions and paths and try again?

Moptop650:
The database is 777. I tried exporting the database and reimporting it to another file with SQLiteManager and switching to that database, to make sure its read/writable.

As for the paths, they are fine -


--- Quote ---iMac:~ Dave$ ssh root@10.0.1.91
root@10.0.1.91's password:
Permission denied, please try again.
root@10.0.1.91's password:
Last login: Tue Mar 18 16:40:33 2008 from 10.0.1.90
# cd /var/root/Media/WebServer/Documents/smf
# cd /var/root/Media/WebServer/Documents/smf/Sources
# cd /var/root/Media/WebServer/Documents/smf/cache
# cd /thisDoesntExistButIsAnErrorExample
cd: no such file or directory: /thisDoesntExistButIsAnErrorExample
#

--- End quote ---

As for repair_settings.php, I do not seem to have that.

karlbenson:
Personally, I wouldn't recommend using Sqlite for anything other than very small forums.
If you can use mysql or postgresql you should use that instead.

Eg it might be possible to get away with it for a small intranet site.

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