Problem installing new site with a new database after customizing old one.

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Randeep Walia	Thursday 26 August 2004 8:36:35 am I installed EZ Publish 3.4.1 with a typical plain install and did the 'Scandinavian Checkmates' tutorial. When all was said and done I wanted to start on my new website and, rather than erase everything and do a fresh install, I decided to create a new site so I went into mysql and created a new database which was fine. I updated the information in the site.ini.append.php file to include my site Then I created a directory structure of my site in the design directory and created the site and admin folders in the settings/siteaccess folder. This last part is proving to be a problem, I think. The problem is I have no idea what information belongs in my .ini files (especially my override.ini files) and I don't have the original defaults that were in the plain directory since the TSCM tutorial instructs you to rename the plain and plain_admin directories to the customized site. What I had (<i>had</i>?) to do then was to take the ini files from my settings/siteaccess/tscm and tscm_admin directories and copy them directly to my new site directories. EZ Publish has been complaining about this: all the customizations were reflected in my override.ini.append file with things like template overrides for classes that don't exist anymore with the new database. I tried deleting those and now I get the error: <b>Fatal error:</b> Maximum execution time of 60 seconds exceeded in c:\ezpublish\ezpublish\lib\ezi18n\classes\ezcharsetinfo.php on line 66 <b>Fatal error:</b> eZ publish did not finish it's request The execution of eZ publish was abruptly ended, the debug output is present below. <b>Notice:</b> Undefined variable: relMemory in c:\ezpublish\ezpublish\lib\ezutils\classes\ezdebug.php on line 1176 Is there some way I can get the original ini files back? If not, does anyone know how to hack 'em so this new site will work again? __________________________________ Randeep Walia is http://www.rundeep.net powered by EZ Publish
Marco Zinn	Saturday 28 August 2004 8:16:04 am Hi, the override.ini file specifies, which template file from the standard design are overriden by template, that you have stored in your /design/<mydesign>/override/templates directory. If you want to start over with a "plain" design, i guess, your "design" directory is pretty empty. I that case, you probably can just delete the override.ini file in your /settings/siteaccess/<myaccess> directory. Don't forget to clear all caches, while doing these changes! Marco http://www.hyperroad-design.com

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Randeep Walia

Thursday 26 August 2004 8:36:35 am

I installed EZ Publish 3.4.1 with a typical plain install and did the 'Scandinavian Checkmates' tutorial.

When all was said and done I wanted to start on my new website and, rather than erase everything and do a fresh install, I decided to create a new site so I went into mysql and created a new database which was fine.

I updated the information in the site.ini.append.php file to include my site

Then I created a directory structure of my site in the design directory and created the site and admin folders in the settings/siteaccess folder.

This last part is proving to be a problem, I think. The problem is I have no idea what information belongs in my .ini files (especially my override.ini files) and I don't have the original defaults that were in the plain directory since the TSCM tutorial instructs you to rename the plain and plain_admin directories to the customized site.

What I had (<i>had</i>?) to do then was to take the ini files from my settings/siteaccess/tscm and tscm_admin directories and copy them directly to my new site directories. EZ Publish has been complaining about this: all the customizations were reflected in my override.ini.append file with things like template overrides for classes that don't exist anymore with the new database. I tried deleting those and now I get the error:

<b>Fatal error:</b> Maximum execution time of 60 seconds exceeded in c:\ezpublish\ezpublish\lib\ezi18n\classes\ezcharsetinfo.php on line 66
<b>Fatal error:</b> eZ publish did not finish it's request

The execution of eZ publish was abruptly ended, the debug output is present below.

<b>Notice:</b> Undefined variable: relMemory in c:\ezpublish\ezpublish\lib\ezutils\classes\ezdebug.php on line 1176

Is there some way I can get the original ini files back? If not, does anyone know how to hack 'em so this new site will work again?

__________________________________
Randeep Walia is http://www.rundeep.net powered by EZ Publish

Marco Zinn

Saturday 28 August 2004 8:16:04 am

Hi,
the override.ini file specifies, which template file from the standard design are overriden by template, that you have stored in your /design/<mydesign>/override/templates directory. If you want to start over with a "plain" design, i guess, your "design" directory is pretty empty. I that case, you probably can just delete the override.ini file in your /settings/siteaccess/<myaccess> directory.

Don't forget to clear all caches, while doing these changes!

Marco
http://www.hyperroad-design.com