Server move path woes

[rhacer]

Now that I'm successfully connecting to the DB, I'm finding another weird issue I can't figure out.

Warning: geshi(/home/tjg/public_html/serendipity/plugins/serendipity_event_geshi/geshi.php) [function.geshi]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home3/craigela/public_html/serendipity/plugins/serendipity_event_geshi/serendipity_event_geshi.php on line 144

Fatal error: geshi() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/home/tjg/public_html/serendipity/plugins/serendipity_event_geshi/geshi.php' (include_path='.:/usr/php4/lib/php:/usr/local/php4/lib/php:/home3/craigela/public_html/serendipity/bundled-libs/:/home3/craigela/public_html/serendipity/bundled-libs/Smarty/libs/:/home3/craigela/public_html/serendipity/:') in /home3/craigela/public_html/serendipity/plugins/serendipity_event_geshi/serendipity_event_geshi.php on line 144

I cleared everything in templates_c

now when I grep my html directory I turn up nothing...

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craigela@craigelachie.org [~/public_html]# grep -ril 'tjg/public_html' .
craigela@craigelachie.org [~/public_html]#

I updated the serendipity_config table to use the new path in the serendipityPath field.

What am I missing that it's still looking for 'tjg/public' somewhere?

[judebert]

Looks like the configuration for the Geshi plugin is incorrect. Perhaps there's a "path" configuration item that still points to your old installation?

[garvinhicking]

Hi!

when plugins were installed throgh spartacus, the serendipitY_plugins table might also hold an old path...

Regards,
Garvin

[rhacer]

Hi!

when plugins were installed throgh spartacus, the serendipitY_plugins table might also hold an old path...

Regards,
Garvin

I just checked the serendipity_plugins table and found the geshi entry, but the path there does not point to the old location.

The path entry in that table looks like this...

serendipity_event_geshi

[judebert]

The troublesome value is almost certainly in your database. Since you have the technical expertise to examine it directly, you probably also know how to dump it.

Once you get an SQL dump of your database, you can search for the offending path with any text editor. Then you can either modify it and re-import, or just change the entry manually.

And of course, we'd like to know what happened, too!

[rhacer]

The troublesome value is almost certainly in your database. Since you have the technical expertise to examine it directly, you probably also know how to dump it.

Once you get an SQL dump of your database, you can search for the offending path with any text editor. Then you can either modify it and re-import, or just change the entry manually.

And of course, we'd like to know what happened, too!

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SELECT * FROM serendipity_config WHERE value LIKE '%tjg/public_html%';

That did the trick.

The site is now up and running!

Thank you everyone for your help.

[judebert]

We're always happy to help out!

So, what was the offending configuration item / plugin?