Ok, sorry, I did not have the first part of the thread anymore.

Some more ideas:
- Try to redo the backup with http://www.ozerov.de/bigdump.php
- Or another option as Victor proposed: if you have no command line access check if your hosting company provides an interface for cronjobs, for instance in cpanel this is a workaround to execute command line, just enter mysqldump -u USERNAME --password=PASSWORD DBNAME > /home/backups/backup.sql as a cron job an let cron run once. Make the directory backups first in your filesystem in advance.
- Install Devel module with which you easily can clear the cache before you backup and there is also a block available for checking the node_access table for the node you are viewing. Though I'm not sure if these options are included in the 4.7 version of Devel.
- Use your original database for both installations, so use the same settings file, just to check if there are no differences in the files (permissions, missing files during copying) that are causing the problems. With the same database permissions should be ok, but you never know.

Good luck,

Hans

2008/8/20 Daniel Carrera <daniel.carrera@zmsl.com>

Yes, same php versions. It is exactly the same server. The two sites are
simply different directories on the same site:

http://example.com/foo
http://example.com/bar

Thanks.

KOBA | Hans Rossel wrote:
> Im not sure if this has been proposed allready before, but are the php
> versions the same between your installations? I had some issues before
> with access on 4.7 installations that went from php4 to php5, there is
> a sessions issue which makes that you are logged out at the first
> click after signing in. There is an easy fix available on drupal.org,
> I can look it up for you if thats your problem.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Hans
>
>