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Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 12:35am
I'm moving from one horrible web host (webhost4life) to hopefully one not-horrible web host (Softsys) but they can't seem to restore the vbulletin database. My old host says they can restore it no problem but when my new host tries to restore it, it throws an error. New host just sent me this:

Hello John,

We are still getting errors while trying to restore the database. When we tried opening the backup file we could see that the error we are getting is while executing the following query,

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Database seems to be using some extra character set. Please let us know which character set you are using for this database. Without this details we will not be able to proceed.

Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 1:30am
I setup a new install of mysql on a totally new box with that same collation. When I tried to restore that sql file via mysql-front I got this:


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Error
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SQL execution error # 1064. Response from the database:

You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '¸¸ýxôVæ¹âˆ·BHý€™‹µR! :®„\Z{òƒŽI‚I‚èÏhe)úT0ä482' at line 1
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Abort Retry Ignore
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This always happens as soon as it gets to the inserts into the attachment table since those have binary.

bigwater
Wed 24th Dec '08, 2:19am
My first guess is when you transferred the files from the old host to the new host you used binary mode instead of ascii mode. Regardless, the format is hosed. There are a few other MySQL specific settings that might be causing the problem between the two servers, but I'd check that first.

Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 2:21am
My first guess is when you transferred the files from the old host to the new host you used ascii mode instead of binary mode. Regardless, the format is hosed. If the old provider can install the script and the new host can't, it has to be a transfer problem.
That occurred to me so I set CuteFTP to always use binary mode yet it came over the same. I asked the host to zip it on their size so I can transfer it that way and see if there's a different result.

bigwater
Wed 24th Dec '08, 2:38am
That occurred to me so I set CuteFTP to always use binary mode yet it came over the same. I asked the host to zip it on their size so I can transfer it that way and see if there's a different result.Man, you must have been camped on this thread :) I edited it before the timeout limit because i recognized my error (hurrying), and you still got me in a quote.

If you dumped the database using a tool like mysqldump, you're going to end up with a flat ascii file, and that's the mode it'll need to be transferred in... not binary.

You may also check your mysql settings as far as the actual database storage type, but if you're dumping it to a flat file first, restoring it to a different storage type shouldn't be a problem. If you're simply trying to move the actual database files from one server to another, and there's even one minor configuration difference or version difference between the two servers, you'll be hosed. Dump the database using mysqldump, transfer it in ascii mode, then restore it to the new server and you should be okay.

Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 2:42am
Man, you must have been camped on this thread :) I edited it before the timeout limit because i recognized my error (hurrying), and you still got me in a quote.

If you dumped the database using a tool like mysqldump, you're going to end up with a flat ascii file, and that's the mode it'll need to be transferred in... not binary.

You may also check your mysql settings as far as the actual database storage type, but if you're dumping it to a flat file first, restoring it to a different storage type shouldn't be a problem. If you're simply trying to move the actual database files from one server to another, and there's even one minor configuration difference or version difference between the two servers, you'll be hosed. Dump the database using mysqldump, transfer it in ascii mode, then restore it to the new server and you should be okay.
Instant email notification and I'm just sitting here trying to figure it out. I'll try forcing it to download as ASCII and see what happens, thanks.

bigwater
Wed 24th Dec '08, 2:48am
PM me if you're still having problems. I migrate mysql databases from server to server all the time and would be glad to help you out.

Zachery
Wed 24th Dec '08, 3:25am
What is mysql front and why are you not using the mysql command line itself?

Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 3:27am
What is mysql front and why are you not using the mysql command line itself?
I's a GUI interface. I don't know much about mysql so it's easier for me to work through a GUI. I did try command line too and it also bombed. I just uploaded the sql file via ascii to my new web host and am awaiting the result. It might be further complicated by the fact that the new host has the databases set to UTF8 whereas my old host used latin1.

Zachery
Wed 24th Dec '08, 8:19am
When it "bombed" what was the error message that was returned?

Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 10:29am
bigwater had it right, the FTP was defaulting to binary. I transferred via ASCII and the host was able to restore it. Thank you.

lim (x-7x) = ∞
Wed 24th Dec '08, 3:39pm
I don't know how to help, but I think it's better to move attachments to FS.

Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 8:00pm
The database is restored and the board itself is up, kind of, but it's just one weird problem after another. The latest is that the forum jump menu is missing even though it's enabled (I tried toggling it) and the style chooser dropdown doesn't have any styles in it!

Wayne Luke
Wed 24th Dec '08, 8:23pm
Rebuild your datastore cache using tools.php found in the Do Not Upload folder. Upload it to your admin cp directory and load it in your web browser. Once done, delete it from your server.

Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 8:31pm
Rebuild your datastore cache using tools.php found in the Do Not Upload folder. Upload it to your admin cp directory and load it in your web browser. Once done, delete it from your server.
Nothing changed.

Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 8:56pm
I just went to the admin CP, clicked on Style Manager, and got this at the very top of the page:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in [path]\includes\functions.php on line 3960

It's happening on just about every admin page.

Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 9:04pm
I did view source and saw this at the bottom:

<!-- forum rules & forum jump -->

<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" width="100%" align="center">
<tr valign="bottom">
<td width="100%">
<div class="smallfont">&nbsp;</div>

</td>
<td>


</td>
</tr>
</table>
<!-- / forum rules & forum jump -->


<br />
<div class="smallfont" align="center">All times are GMT -5. The time now is <span class="time">07:53 PM</span>.</div>
<br />


<!-- /content area table -->

<form action="index.php" method="get">

<table cellpadding="6" cellspacing="0" border="0" width="100%" class="page" align="center">
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<select name="styleid" onchange="switch_id(this, 'style')">
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I think the invalid argument error appeared after I rebuilt the datastore.

Deyth
Wed 24th Dec '08, 9:12pm
I just noticed that threads are now missing content. Rebuilding that datastore did not have the desired effect. This thread is supposed to have 20 replies; some aren't showing any posts at all. (http://www.the-combine.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=23617)

Wayne Luke
Fri 26th Dec '08, 11:07am
I see 22 posts or 21 replies on the thread linked above.

Rebuild your forum and thread information under Maintenance -> Update Counters.

Deyth
Fri 26th Dec '08, 2:06pm
The host, softsys, screwed up the db restore among all those other problems. I left them and went with urljet. They had my site up and running corectly and quickly.

TxChristopher
Fri 16th Jan '09, 3:43pm
If you need help getting your configuration right then I would highly recommend messaging bigwater.

He went above and beyond to help me with my server without a doubt. I needed my server configured and updated and my database moved from one server to another and he handled it very well, kept in constant communication at all times. He stuck with it and ferreted out all the nagging little issues that came up. He can either help you with your server or get you hooked up with a stabile speedy server, whichever way you choose to take it. Either way its a win for you. :D

Deyth
Fri 16th Jan '09, 3:44pm
Thanks but URLjet did everything quickly, correctly, and I haven't had a problem since.

bigwater
Sat 17th Jan '09, 3:56am
Thanks for the kudos TxChristopher. Yours was definitely different.

This box was a plain vanilla CentOS install sitting in his office with a pipe to the internet. It wasn't configured as a web server like you'd get from a hosting company, but it is now. Took me a couple of days via SSH to get everything configured properly, but it seems to be running stable at this point.

Shout at me if you run into any problems bud. It was a pleasure doing business with you.