Hm, without that file "serendipity_config_local.inc.php" serendipity does not know that it is installed, and it should show you the installation panel? The file you mentioned is a different one.
Do you have phpMyAdmin installed? Many providers offer pre-installed versions to administrate your database...
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Garvin
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You should just try to connect to your database and see if a "serendipity_config" table exists?
And please double-check if you really don't have any "serendipity_config_local.inc.php" file. You should not be getting any database error without that file, since without that file s9y thinks it is not installed and would ask you for database setup instead of connecting without any input data.
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And please double-check if you really don't have any "serendipity_config_local.inc.php" file. You should not be getting any database error without that file, since without that file s9y thinks it is not installed and would ask you for database setup instead of connecting without any input data.
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i still don't see the "serendipity_config_local.inc.php" file, just a "serendipity_config.inc.php" file. would it be in the root of my blog or in another directory?
i did a reinstall of 0.9.1 to see if that would help just to see if the needed file would be there and, unfortunately, it is not. i must be looking in the wrong location.
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i did a reinstall of 0.9.1 to see if that would help just to see if the needed file would be there and, unfortunately, it is not. i must be looking in the wrong location.
-chad
i just changed the timezone in the admin suite and now i get the "Database_Error". i checked in phpMyAdmin and i do have a proper database configured. it was working just fine until i made the change.
http://onegear.net/pics/database_error.png
http://onegear.net/pics/database_error.png
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Okay, your installation is definitely missing it's serendipity_config_local.inc.php
Now you just create this file manually with these contents:
Please replace the correct DB credentials with the real ones.
After you've checked this, try to go to your s9y panel again and see if you can access it again.
I've had past reports where the config_local file was also deleted, which we could track back to a bad Firefox browser with some problematic extensions, that would cuase HTTP requests to be sent twice, instructing serendipity to first update the local config and then to delete it.
Whatever is was, something deleted that file.
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Now you just create this file manually with these contents:
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<?php
$serendipity['versionInstalled'] = '0.9.1';
$serendipity['dbName'] = 'serendipity';
$serendipity['dbPrefix'] = 'serendipity_';
$serendipity['dbHost'] = '127.0.0.1';
$serendipity['dbUser'] = 'root';
$serendipity['dbPass'] = '';
$serendipity['dbType'] = 'mysql';
$serendipity['dbPersistent'] = false;
?>
After you've checked this, try to go to your s9y panel again and see if you can access it again.
I've had past reports where the config_local file was also deleted, which we could track back to a bad Firefox browser with some problematic extensions, that would cuase HTTP requests to be sent twice, instructing serendipity to first update the local config and then to delete it.
Whatever is was, something deleted that file.
Regards,
Garvin
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Tell me if you've got it worked out 
Regards,
Garvin
Regards,
Garvin
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