Gordon and all,
Thanks for all your help. The host has found some issue on the server thanks to your troubleshooting, and is investigating a possible solution.
In the meantime he asked if I could ask the list if it is possible to put a port number in the $db_url for the database server?
in other words, something like: $db_url = 'mysql://drupaluser:mypassword@111.111.111.111:3307/drupaldb';
where 111.111.111.111 is the MySQL database server?
My gut feeling is that the string will not get parsed correctly, because of the fact that there is a : already in the $db_url after the drupaluser.
Any ideas on this, please?
Thanks!
Kobus
gordon@heydon.com.au 5/19/2006 2:33:06 PM >>>
Hi,
How far through the init is it getting?
If you want contact me in #drupal-ecommerce, and I will give you a hand
Gordon.
Kobus Myburgh wrote:
Hi,
I have moved one site from a temporary domain located on my US host
to
a local South African host, and the site won't work on the new host
-
just displays a blank screen. At first I thought I did something
wrong,
but then I did a blank install of the latest Drupal and that won't
work
either. My conclusion is that my web host has something wrong on the server.
I have added a phpinfo.php file on the US account where the site is currently (temporarily) hosted and also one on the new hosting space (final host), and both show the PHP info correctly, in other words,
PHP
is running on the new host, but there still is something wrong.
There
are many differences between the outputs of the PHP info in the different instances, but I don't know the significance thereof.
The SA host, for example, uses PHP 5.1.4 and the US host PHP 4.4.x.
I
doubt that should be an issue, but that is unfortunately the only
thing
there that is significant for a person with my skillset, and
therefore
am wondering if someone is willing to look at the different
phpinfo()
outputs and perhaps tell me where the problem lies (if the problem
is
hidden in there somewhere)?
If so, please let me know so I can send you the URLs for the phpinfo.php file, as I am not sure how sensible it is to send that
info
over to a public mailing list.
Hope someone can help, as the person I am doing the site for is
getting
somewhat peeved off with me being unable to get the site up and
running
:-(
Thanks in advance!
Kobus