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Upgrade to 1.4.5.2 impossible - tosca - 2013-09-13 My gallery suddenly ceases to work, and automatically went to the setup page I don't know why and refused to connect to the DB with several error messages.
Further down on the page, the DB engine is set to MySQLi though it has always been MySQL and I never changed it. And the admin, password and other fields are filled with HTML messages such as Please advise on how to solve this issue. I didn't change anything, and the gallery was working perfectly last time I displayed it yesterday. Upgrade to 1.4.5.2 impossible - sbillard - 2013-09-13 The first error indicates a problem with your configuration file. Probably such a problem was the initial issue with you site as well. MySQLi will be the default database library if one is not specified. Since there was an issue with your config file, it is reasonable to presume that it did not specify your database library as well. Probably the best approach is to use FTP and remove the configuration file ( Upgrade to 1.4.5.2 impossible - tosca - 2013-09-13 The Is it supposed to be a copy of Upgrade to 1.4.5.2 impossible - tosca - 2013-09-13 Sorry sbillard, I didn't see your answer at first (once more time, forgot to subscribe to the feed...) I didn't realise the deletion of Thanks for helping. Upgrade to 1.4.5.2 impossible - tosca - 2013-09-13 In fact, the server is OK, as I have access to my root page and to other parts of the website. The 500 error seems to be only on the Zenphoto gallery. Anything else has changed in the new release? According to my provider documentation, 500 errors are often related to Upgrade to 1.4.5.2 impossible - sbillard - 2013-09-13 The .htaccess file is greatly changed (simplified) but old files should work, they just have redundant redirects. You should be able to remove the .htaccess file as well so long as you have not modified it. 500 errors are also the result of file permission errors on php script files, so you should also check that. Upgrade to 1.4.5.2 impossible - tosca - 2013-09-15 Thanks for your answer. |