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31 Aug 2006, 2:55 PM
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Moving Site to new server - Error on Ultimate SEO URLs

Howdy, all,

Installed Ultimate SEO v2.01 into ZC v1.3.0 (db patch 1.3.0.2) onto a test platform, everything went fine.

Moved to the production location (same server, running *nix, just a different folder), and I get:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class seo_url_installer in /path/to/site/includes/classes/seo.install.php on line 26

(have edited '/path/to/site' here, but it was correctly pointing to seo.install.php)

Restoring the original files from the zen-cart-v1.3.0.2-full-fileset folder lets the site come up.

Loaded the SEO files in again, same problem.

Even went so far as to delete all recs in the configuration table that started with 'seo' then tried another re-install, still no good.

Have used the dev tool kit, can't find any other occurance of the installer class.

Did not have to backup & restore the database, as I was using the same server. The only change was the folder in which ZC lived.

Did adjust configure.php for both the main store and the admin back end to reflect the correct folder, but don't see where this could be the problem.

Anyone else run into this?

31 Aug 2006, 6:59 PM
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Re: Moving Site to new server - Error on Ultimate SEO URLs

Were there any other steps in the "move" process that you missed:
http://www.zen-cart.com/wiki/index.php/Server_Admin_-_Change_Folders

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