mjesales

I just had the same problem going from 2.5 to 2.51 – again just on this one site – hosted at mosso on a php5 cluster – with ssl turned on in the cluster.

this time though it just chose to show white pages. i’ll try it again.

anyone else with this problem

i use wp-spamfree – and it saves me 300+ plus per day comments

I fixed this problem by going into /wp-admin/admin.php file and removing the if statement that looks for the database version. Not sure if this is a good fix or not. But I did it only after it had run the database version upgrade and the new version is posted in the options table.

I fixed this problem by going into /wp-admin/admin.php file and removing the if statement that looks for the database version. Not sure if this is a good fix or not. But I did it only after it had run the database version upgrade and the new version is posted in the options table.

I fixed this problem by going into /wp-admin/admin.php file and removing the if statement that looks for the database version. Not sure if this is a good fix or not. But I did it only after it had run the database version upgrade and the new version is posted in the options table.

I’d do it with sub domains if you can without much issue.

I’ve done it with folders before – but I ran into a few conflicts with .htaccess rules.

I’m at the same issue. But I didn’t deactivate all the plugins first – as I didn’t on my other installs – which went fine (10 of them). This one though is different. I tried the whole remove the files, add them again, and that didn’t seem to help.

I’m having the same SAME issue!!!

I’ve never heard of the plugin mentioned here – but i’m having the same issue on one blog… not the other 10 that went smoothly…

I just started looking for some of these things that you mentioned here – but they don’t exist in my database.

I went from wp 2.33 to wp 2.5. I deleted the wp-admin and wp-includes and made sure everything got uploaded correctly.

Now i’m stuck with this endless cycle of upgrade your database — your database has been upgraded — etc

I had a plugin that wasn’t working and after doing the replace – as suggested above:

* cat_ID –> term_ID
* categories –> terms
* cat_name –> name

I was able to get it to work – I had to change it a little bit as well – because it was calling post2cat as well – so I changed that to post2terms.

alicam – the biggest thing is the ip address. Another thing to remember is that with wp-cache you can’t use symbolic links – I wrote how to get around that here:

https://www.articlesnatch.com/blog/2007/07/30/speed-up-wordpress-with-caching-on-a-cluster/

Thats the biggest quirk I have found while hosting blogs on mosso.

I have the same problem. Thus i don’t use it..

I can’t get this to work either on a fresh install of wordpress 2.1 from godaddy’s metropolisinstaller.

I’m not sure if its an issue from that or not

line 117 is:

$post_cache[$blog_id][$post] = & $_post;