hi. shouvik, for your clear picture...i must tell that, i have developed the site on my local machine and now i am migrating this to a new server through FTP. If you know successful steps then please write to me.
Do this change htaccess_dist to .htaccess and your problem is solved.The .htaccess was lost during transfer.I faced this problem some time back and it solved it.
Follow as anirup said. By renamimg htaccess_dist to .htaccess, you can make sure that, your htaccess is up to date.
@M.C. that's quit a list. Am I correct that all are Enabled? If so here is what works for me. First elgg will place the news plugins at the bottom by default, start by disabling each one at a time, dumping the simplecache and starting simple cache back up each time.
Now I can tell you you may have some plugins located wrong, example is to keep like minded plugin together like blog and place blogextended just below it. walltowall just under messageboard, I group all my profile related plugin together. Keep custom_index either very top or very bottom.
I understand a lot of plugin developers say to place the plugin at the bottom, but not every plugin can have this position.
Make sure garbagecollector and logrotate are set to weekly and force a cron clean up. www.xxxxxx.com/pg/cron/weekly.
Now my advice is do as I say not as I do because you have so many plugin I would conside which ones you realy need, your site will be much faster.
Hope this helps
Hi Goofbucket
Thank you for helping me. I tried the cron and minue i turn off the simple cache, all css goes off.
I disabled all plugins and its still the same.
Strange its happening with all plugins disabled.
The minute i click enable simple cache, site loads normally
Im debugging and making changes so i need to disable caching
What could be the issue
hi. shouvik, for your clear picture...i must tell that, i have developed the site on my local machine and now i am migrating this to a new server through FTP. If you know successful steps then please write to me.
Do this change htaccess_dist to .htaccess and your problem is solved.The .htaccess was lost during transfer.I faced this problem some time back and it solved it.
Follow as anirup said. By renamimg htaccess_dist to .htaccess, you can make sure that, your htaccess is up to date.
hi. shouvik, for your clear picture...i must tell that, i have developed the site on my local machine and now i am migrating this to a new server through FTP. If you know successful steps then please write to me.
Do this change htaccess_dist to .htaccess and your problem is solved.The .htaccess was lost during transfer.I faced this problem some time back and it solved it.
Follow as anirup said. By renamimg htaccess_dist to .htaccess, you can make sure that, your htaccess is up to date.
hi. shouvik, for your clear picture...i must tell that, i have developed the site on my local machine and now i am migrating this to a new server through FTP. If you know successful steps then please write to me.
Do this change htaccess_dist to .htaccess and your problem is solved.The .htaccess was lost during transfer.I faced this problem some time back and it solved it.
Follow as anirup said. By renamimg htaccess_dist to .htaccess, you can make sure that, your htaccess is up to date.
@M.C. that's quit a list. Am I correct that all are Enabled? If so here is what works for me. First elgg will place the news plugins at the bottom by default, start by disabling each one at a time, dumping the simplecache and starting simple cache back up each time.
Now I can tell you you may have some plugins located wrong, example is to keep like minded plugin together like blog and place blogextended just below it. walltowall just under messageboard, I group all my profile related plugin together. Keep custom_index either very top or very bottom.
I understand a lot of plugin developers say to place the plugin at the bottom, but not every plugin can have this position.
Make sure garbagecollector and logrotate are set to weekly and force a cron clean up. www.xxxxxx.com/pg/cron/weekly.
Now my advice is do as I say not as I do because you have so many plugin I would conside which ones you realy need, your site will be much faster.
Hope this helps
Hi Goofbucket
Thank you for helping me. I tried the cron and minue i turn off the simple cache, all css goes off.
I disabled all plugins and its still the same.
Strange its happening with all plugins disabled.
The minute i click enable simple cache, site loads normally
Im debugging and making changes so i need to disable caching
What could be the issue
@M.C. that's quit a list. Am I correct that all are Enabled? If so here is what works for me. First elgg will place the news plugins at the bottom by default, start by disabling each one at a time, dumping the simplecache and starting simple cache back up each time.
Now I can tell you you may have some plugins located wrong, example is to keep like minded plugin together like blog and place blogextended just below it. walltowall just under messageboard, I group all my profile related plugin together. Keep custom_index either very top or very bottom.
I understand a lot of plugin developers say to place the plugin at the bottom, but not every plugin can have this position.
Make sure garbagecollector and logrotate are set to weekly and force a cron clean up. www.xxxxxx.com/pg/cron/weekly.
Now my advice is do as I say not as I do because you have so many plugin I would conside which ones you realy need, your site will be much faster.
Hope this helps
Hi Goofbucket
Thank you for helping me. I tried the cron and minue i turn off the simple cache, all css goes off.
I disabled all plugins and its still the same.
Strange its happening with all plugins disabled.
The minute i click enable simple cache, site loads normally
Im debugging and making changes so i need to disable caching
What could be the issue
I've managed to fix it, the upgrade process hadn't created the new DB tables.
So I use the command below to copy across the missing ones : elgggeocode_cache, elggprivate_settings, elggriver - I didnt bother copying over 'elggsystem_log_1236692081', as it was empty, now my upgraded DB has 22 tables, and the install works a treat..!
CREATE TABLE {upgraded DB name}.elgggeocode_cache SELECT * FROM {fresh elgg v1.5rc2 DB}.elgggeocode_cache;
Replace { and what is inside it with the name of your database.
Okay these are missing fields to install, correct?
Elgg database _________________
Database hostname (usually 'localhost') _______________
Database table prefix (usually 'elgg') _________________
Here is the jive I get inside Elgg 1.2 when I installed it from GoDaddy (soft install) I hoped to
use that info to fill in the missign fields whereby UPGRADING. And it seemed to work but it was buggy as hell and the version still said 1.2, so it seemed like a sort of crossgrade or something, hybrid 1.2-1.5 version.
I want to therefor only hard install 1.5 can I use the old Godaddy info below to still connect the database?
The full path to your site root on your disk, followed by a trailing slash:
/home/content/t/a/h/tahoebilly09/html/
The full path to the directory where uploaded files will be stored, followed by a trailing slash
/home/content/t/a/h/tahoebilly09/html/data/
Thank you anyone who might help with this, I really need to see that new river to stay pumped on th ethis project.
William
@M.C. that's quit a list. Am I correct that all are Enabled? If so here is what works for me. First elgg will place the news plugins at the bottom by default, start by disabling each one at a time, dumping the simplecache and starting simple cache back up each time.
Now I can tell you you may have some plugins located wrong, example is to keep like minded plugin together like blog and place blogextended just below it. walltowall just under messageboard, I group all my profile related plugin together. Keep custom_index either very top or very bottom.
I understand a lot of plugin developers say to place the plugin at the bottom, but not every plugin can have this position.
Make sure garbagecollector and logrotate are set to weekly and force a cron clean up. www.xxxxxx.com/pg/cron/weekly.
Now my advice is do as I say not as I do because you have so many plugin I would conside which ones you realy need, your site will be much faster.
Hope this helps
Hi Goofbucket
Thank you for helping me. I tried the cron and minue i turn off the simple cache, all css goes off.
I disabled all plugins and its still the same.
Strange its happening with all plugins disabled.
The minute i click enable simple cache, site loads normally
Im debugging and making changes so i need to disable caching
What could be the issue
@M.C. that's quit a list. Am I correct that all are Enabled? If so here is what works for me. First elgg will place the news plugins at the bottom by default, start by disabling each one at a time, dumping the simplecache and starting simple cache back up each time.
Now I can tell you you may have some plugins located wrong, example is to keep like minded plugin together like blog and place blogextended just below it. walltowall just under messageboard, I group all my profile related plugin together. Keep custom_index either very top or very bottom.
I understand a lot of plugin developers say to place the plugin at the bottom, but not every plugin can have this position.
Make sure garbagecollector and logrotate are set to weekly and force a cron clean up. www.xxxxxx.com/pg/cron/weekly.
Now my advice is do as I say not as I do because you have so many plugin I would conside which ones you realy need, your site will be much faster.
Hope this helps
Hi Goofbucket
Thank you for helping me. I tried the cron and minue i turn off the simple cache, all css goes off.
I disabled all plugins and its still the same.
Strange its happening with all plugins disabled.
The minute i click enable simple cache, site loads normally
Im debugging and making changes so i need to disable caching
What could be the issue
@M.C. that's quit a list. Am I correct that all are Enabled? If so here is what works for me. First elgg will place the news plugins at the bottom by default, start by disabling each one at a time, dumping the simplecache and starting simple cache back up each time.
Now I can tell you you may have some plugins located wrong, example is to keep like minded plugin together like blog and place blogextended just below it. walltowall just under messageboard, I group all my profile related plugin together. Keep custom_index either very top or very bottom.
I understand a lot of plugin developers say to place the plugin at the bottom, but not every plugin can have this position.
Make sure garbagecollector and logrotate are set to weekly and force a cron clean up. www.xxxxxx.com/pg/cron/weekly.
Now my advice is do as I say not as I do because you have so many plugin I would conside which ones you realy need, your site will be much faster.
Hope this helps
Hi Goofbucket
Thank you for helping me. I tried the cron and minue i turn off the simple cache, all css goes off.
I disabled all plugins and its still the same.
Strange its happening with all plugins disabled.
The minute i click enable simple cache, site loads normally
Im debugging and making changes so i need to disable caching
What could be the issue
@M.C. that's quit a list. Am I correct that all are Enabled? If so here is what works for me. First elgg will place the news plugins at the bottom by default, start by disabling each one at a time, dumping the simplecache and starting simple cache back up each time.
Now I can tell you you may have some plugins located wrong, example is to keep like minded plugin together like blog and place blogextended just below it. walltowall just under messageboard, I group all my profile related plugin together. Keep custom_index either very top or very bottom.
I understand a lot of plugin developers say to place the plugin at the bottom, but not every plugin can have this position.
Make sure garbagecollector and logrotate are set to weekly and force a cron clean up. www.xxxxxx.com/pg/cron/weekly.
Now my advice is do as I say not as I do because you have so many plugin I would conside which ones you realy need, your site will be much faster.
Hope this helps
Hi Goofbucket
Thank you for helping me. I tried the cron and minue i turn off the simple cache, all css goes off.
I disabled all plugins and its still the same.
Strange its happening with all plugins disabled.
The minute i click enable simple cache, site loads normally
Im debugging and making changes so i need to disable caching
What could be the issue
@M.C. that's quit a list. Am I correct that all are Enabled? If so here is what works for me. First elgg will place the news plugins at the bottom by default, start by disabling each one at a time, dumping the simplecache and starting simple cache back up each time.
Now I can tell you you may have some plugins located wrong, example is to keep like minded plugin together like blog and place blogextended just below it. walltowall just under messageboard, I group all my profile related plugin together. Keep custom_index either very top or very bottom.
I understand a lot of plugin developers say to place the plugin at the bottom, but not every plugin can have this position.
Make sure garbagecollector and logrotate are set to weekly and force a cron clean up. www.xxxxxx.com/pg/cron/weekly.
Now my advice is do as I say not as I do because you have so many plugin I would conside which ones you realy need, your site will be much faster.
Hope this helps
Hi Goofbucket
Thank you for helping me. I tried the cron and minue i turn off the simple cache, all css goes off.
I disabled all plugins and its still the same.
Strange its happening with all plugins disabled.
The minute i click enable simple cache, site loads normally
Im debugging and making changes so i need to disable caching
What could be the issue
@M.C. that's quit a list. Am I correct that all are Enabled? If so here is what works for me. First elgg will place the news plugins at the bottom by default, start by disabling each one at a time, dumping the simplecache and starting simple cache back up each time.
Now I can tell you you may have some plugins located wrong, example is to keep like minded plugin together like blog and place blogextended just below it. walltowall just under messageboard, I group all my profile related plugin together. Keep custom_index either very top or very bottom.
I understand a lot of plugin developers say to place the plugin at the bottom, but not every plugin can have this position.
Make sure garbagecollector and logrotate are set to weekly and force a cron clean up. www.xxxxxx.com/pg/cron/weekly.
Now my advice is do as I say not as I do because you have so many plugin I would conside which ones you realy need, your site will be much faster.
Hope this helps
Hi Goofbucket
Thank you for helping me. I tried the cron and minue i turn off the simple cache, all css goes off.
I disabled all plugins and its still the same.
Strange its happening with all plugins disabled.
The minute i click enable simple cache, site loads normally
Im debugging and making changes so i need to disable caching
What could be the issue
@M.C. that's quit a list. Am I correct that all are Enabled? If so here is what works for me. First elgg will place the news plugins at the bottom by default, start by disabling each one at a time, dumping the simplecache and starting simple cache back up each time.
Now I can tell you you may have some plugins located wrong, example is to keep like minded plugin together like blog and place blogextended just below it. walltowall just under messageboard, I group all my profile related plugin together. Keep custom_index either very top or very bottom.
I understand a lot of plugin developers say to place the plugin at the bottom, but not every plugin can have this position.
Make sure garbagecollector and logrotate are set to weekly and force a cron clean up. www.xxxxxx.com/pg/cron/weekly.
Now my advice is do as I say not as I do because you have so many plugin I would conside which ones you realy need, your site will be much faster.
Hope this helps
Hi Goofbucket
Thank you for helping me. I tried the cron and minue i turn off the simple cache, all css goes off.
I disabled all plugins and its still the same.
Strange its happening with all plugins disabled.
The minute i click enable simple cache, site loads normally
Im debugging and making changes so i need to disable caching
What could be the issue
@sean Could I just ask, what are you running on? Apache version / OS & distro etc?
Scratch that:
The root cause for this error is that mod_headers is not installed, and Apache rather unhelpfully dies when it encounters a definition it doesn't understand.
Solution, either comment out that line or better yet enable mod_headers.
htaccess_dist in latest SVN ifmodules this line out.
Oh dafty me.
For info, i twas Ubuntu /AMP - latest of AMP.
I will enable mod_deaders forthwith as it'll no doubt come in handy.
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