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Any idea why the upgrade manager didn't handle this table creation? Any ideas on how I can start fixing this?
Thanks for your help.
-Ars

Hi!

How exactly did you upgrade? From which version to which one? Did you get any errors? Which database type and version are you using?

You can try to re-perform the upgrade procedure, have a look at the FAQ on www.s9y.org about detailed steps.

Best regards,
Garvin

garvinhicking wrote:Hi!

How exactly did you upgrade? From which version to which one? Did you get any errors? Which database type and version are you using?

You can try to re-perform the upgrade procedure, have a look at the FAQ on www.s9y.org about detailed steps.

Best regards,
Garvin

I should have made a note, but I believe it was from 0.8.4.5 to 1.1. I received no errors. I'm running MySQL 4.x. I'd really rather not do a total re-upgrade since my FTP connnection's spotty and it took four hours to guarantee that all the new files were uploaded in the first place.

Hi!

Hm, and you are absolutely sure that all files got uploaded properly?

You don't need to re-upload any files. Just follow the steps in the FAQ to re-run the upgrader (by modifiying $serendipity['Version'] string in serendipity_config_local.inc.php).

If you know some SQL, you could also look into the sql/db_update_*.sql files that you need to upgrade from the version increments...but the easier way is to just re-run upgrader.

Best regards,
Garvin

Well, you know +95% of all bugs are stupid little mistakes and mine was no exception.
After much fiddling about with the sql files, I found a few that my batch upload didn't include.
Thanks for your patience!
-Ars