• Hello everybody,
    For a series of circumstances I’ve installed and developed a wordpress site on a windows machine while my final destination was a linux server.
    I thought it was not a big problem, since WP is just WP on both systems, but I was wrong.
    It looks like that in the options table, inside the WP database, the windows WP writes different values from the linux WP.
    An easy example, the upload folder is specified on a “C:” address that of course is not available on the linux server. But most of this differences are more subtle than this and I’m stuck.

    The effect of this differences is that the website runs (some minor problems) but I cannot access the admin pages. No login, no anything. Just white pages!

    I tried to create a clean db and move the content tables of the first db to the second, but while everything start to function, I’ve got some weird problems on the admin side with occasional white pages and strange behaviour, mostly in the installation of plugins. I thought that maybe some differences are even on the content tables of the db (posts, postmeta, ecc.) that I naively copied.

    I’m asking myself if someone with a better knowledge than me of the wordpress db structure (it’s not hard at all!!), in this Xmas day 2009 could help me solve this problem, maybe telling me exaclty where I have to look (and tweek) to convert the first win db in a fully functional linux db.

    Thanks very much!
    And… Merry christmass to everyone! ??

    Enrico

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  • Thread Starter enricofra

    (@enricofra)

    Errata corrige: If I target directly the /login.php page, the login appears and recognize correct/wrong passwords, but after logging in… white pages all over!

    Thread Starter enricofra

    (@enricofra)

    Well, the solutions was easy… increasing the memory assigned to wordpress.
    It’s quite strange since the tables containing the configuration settings in wordpress linux and wordpress win are very different, but maybe someone already addressed this issue and WP is able to convert one in the other in some way.
    The only operation necessary to make the website appear again was to increase the memory!
    Bye

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