I tried to install 4.6.0 on a test server and I get a strange or new error "Unsupported database type"
I first did a upgrade and after getting this message I did a clean install and I still getting the same message. Any Ideas? Regards Ron
Ron Mahon wrote:
I tried to install 4.6.0 on a test server and I get a strange or new error "Unsupported database type"
I first did a upgrade and after getting this message I did a clean install and I still getting the same message. Any Ideas? Regards Ron
Sounds like you have a typographical error in your settings.php file, or you neglected to specify your database in the $db_url line in settings.php.
Note that with 4.6, the site-specific configuration information, like the database $db_url line, moved from ./includes/conf.php to ./sites/default/settings.php or ./sites/your-site-name/settings.php.
./includes/conf.php is no longer used. Look at the example settings.php file in ./sites/default to learn how to create a file specific to your site.
-- Chris Johnson
Pilot error I automatically configured the .htacess file for a subdirectory. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction Ron PS: this is the best release yet. looking good and so far all my 4.5 add ins modules work good
-----Original Message----- From: Chris Johnson [mailto:chris@tinpixel.com] Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 3:06 PM To: drupal-support@drupal.org Subject: Re: [drupal-support] Install of 4.6
Ron Mahon wrote:
I tried to install 4.6.0 on a test server and I get a strange or new error "Unsupported database type"
I first did a upgrade and after getting this message I did a clean install and I still getting the same message. Any Ideas? Regards Ron
Sounds like you have a typographical error in your settings.php file, or you neglected to specify your database in the $db_url line in settings.php.
Note that with 4.6, the site-specific configuration information, like the database $db_url line, moved from ./includes/conf.php to ./sites/default/settings.php or ./sites/your-site-name/settings.php.
./includes/conf.php is no longer used. Look at the example settings.php file in ./sites/default to learn how to create a file specific to your site.
-- Chris Johnson