Yes, I see that, too. But it's the newest log file, and a different error message than I was getting before.
Yes, I see that, too. But it's the newest log file, and a different error message than I was getting before.
That message usually includes no log; it's simply telling you that that one of the database-related settings isn't correct.
Review your admin/includes/configure.php settings:
Code:/** * The following settings define your database connection. * These must be the SAME as you're using in your non-admin copy of configure.php */ define('DB_TYPE', 'mysql'); // always 'mysql' define('DB_PREFIX', ''); // prefix for database table names -- preferred to be left empty define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8'); // 'utf8' or 'latin1' are most common define('DB_SERVER', 'database-server-name'); // address of your db server define('DB_SERVER_USERNAME', 'database-username'); define('DB_SERVER_PASSWORD', 'database-password'); define('DB_DATABASE', 'database-name');
Yes, they're both exactly the same.
No, I'm getting the same error message on http://earcandyaudiobooks.com/studio/ as http://earcandyaudiobooks.com/studio...53/login.php?:
ERROR 0071: There appears to be a problem with the database. Maintenance is required.
I suggest that you review those settings on your website's cPanel, then. One or more values are not correct for your site.
P.S. Also check to make sure that there are not configure.php files present in either the /admin/includes/local or /includes/local sub-directories, noting that the storefront /local normally does not exist.
There is a /admin-xx/includes/local folder, but the only thing inside is skip_version_check.ini.
There is no /includes/local subdirectory.
I'm looking at phpMyAdmin for that particular database, but the honest truth is I don't know what I'm looking at. That's way above my knowledge level. :-/ What, specifically, should I be looking for?
The settings you need are in your cPanel's "MySQL Databases" (your cPanel might title that differently).
If you made a backup copy of the store's files prior to the upgrade, you can just copy those settings to the updated configure.php files.
If not, you'll find your current databases in the above tool and will most likely need to create a new password for the database's current user. Check your webhost's FAQs to find the value to use for the database-server.
I changed the password for the database, and now instead of being able to load up www://earcandyaudiobooks.com/studio/admin-blah blah blah, now it defaults to http://earcandyaudiobooks.com/studio/nddbc.html My situation has not improved.
Am I going to have to blow away all the work I've done and start fresh with a clean installation? :-/
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