Quote Originally Posted by weezee View Post
The error before was You attempted to load file with unsupported compression (application/gzip). Either support for it is not implemented or disabled by your configuration.

Help someone I just went and backedup another file this time with out compression and it said: Import has been successfully finished, 296 queries executed. I typed in my website/fix_cache_key all it said was page not found. This is my website after the install. bestvarietyshop.com

Can some one please tell me what I am doing wrong. This the way I backed it up. - CHECKED: Structure
- CHECKED: Add DROP TABLE
- CHECKED: Add AUTO_INCREMENT value
- CHECKED: Enclose table and fieldnames with backquotes
- CHECKED: Data
- CHECKED: Complete Inserts
- CHECKED: Extended Inserts
- CHECKED: Use hexadecimal for binary fields
- Export Type: INSERT
- CHECKED: Save as File
- Filename Template: __DB__
- Compression: "gzipped" (or whatever you prefer... gzip makes smaller files)

5. Click Go to do the export. Thanks to any one that can help.
After thinking about it I went to admin and put the fix_cache_key in the sql patches. this is what I got

1064 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 '/ $Id: fix_cache_key.php 2005-05-05 drbyte $ // /* * This utility is used to r' at line 1
in:
[/ $Id: fix_cache_key.php 2005-05-05 drbyte $ // /* * This utility is used to reset your "SESSION_WRITE_DIRECTORY" key after switching servers. * * 1. Make sure the DIR_FS_SQL_CACHE setting is correct in your /includes/configure.php file. * 2. Copy this file to the folder where "index.php" exists for your Zen Cart site * 3. Run it * 4. The cache setting from your configure.php file will be displayed, followed by * the cache setting from your database. * If they match, it will say "No changes required." * If they do not match, it will synchronize the database to match the configure.php setting. * 5. VERY IMPORTANT .... WHEN DONE, DELETE THIS FILE FROM YOUR SERVER!!!!!!!!!!! * If you don't delete it (or at least rename it to something very obscure), then you run the * risk of somebody using it to find out information about your server configuration, which * could compromise your site's security. Thus, deleting this file when finished is the best approach. */ $force = (isset($_GET['force'])) ? $_GET['force'] : false;]
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