Why isn't wordpress recognizing my Install after migration?
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Hy.
For some reason unknown to me ,Wordpress keeps redirecting me to install-php after migration.
Here’s my situation. I have followed the exact instructions on wordpress codex page about moving a site to another server. Here are the step’s i have taken.- Export a copy of my database
- Make a new database in the new server
- Import the database I exported earlier
- Upload a copy of my WordPress files via Ftp
- Use this script to change all my local url’s to new one’s
- Make changes to my wp-config.php file according to the new server(I did not forget table prefix. Although it has some uppercase characters in it )
And then when I try to open my site on the new location it just directs me to wp-admin/install.php Now just to make the scenario clearer: The destination folder(on live server) is a sub directori in a public_html folder which already has another wordpress install inside it(I’m saying this just in case it should matter)
My .htaccess looks like this
# BEGIN WordPress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /subDirectoryName/ RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /subDirectoryName/index.php [L] </IfModule> # END WordPress
I have tried checking and repairing my tables via phpMyadmin but everything seems to be ok there and has no effect on the problem.
I also tried emptying the database on the live server and go through with the install. And it installs with no problems and everything works fine but, well I have no use for another clean install. But I think this at least rules out any trouble with wp-config file. I’m using WordPress Version 3.3.1
If i follow the process and try to do a new copy of my install in my local sever(new database and all) everything works fine.So I guess the big question I’m left with is: Why isn’t wordpress recognizing my Install after migration?
Any help much appreciated!
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