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… and some beer money is on the way ??

You got it!
tried both, standard ports (80/3306) and MAMP′s default ports (8888/8889), switching the ports in MAMP′s configuration.
all images copied nicely!

i tick this topic as resolved! Thanks again and good night!

i set the ports in MAMP to the standard ports and tried the migration with these, same result (the 110B files)

tried pastebin, does the same thing, strips the code after 5.5.25.
tried a couple of commenting out and splitting things, but always strips the code…
even had to convert the textfiles into pdf′s, cause the textfiles were running mad at dropbox. strange…

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8y5ubl9uijtpkye/tonistrommer.pdf
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xdlbo64bfhcqf1i/trikot.pdf

Can you open one image with a text editor and see if there is an error message in it?

here′s what the images show up as when i changed there filetype to .txt and opened them in a text editor (2 files copied here):

EDIT: i can′t copy and paste here, the error message always gets stripped when i post, even when i put it in as code…
i′ll post them as dropbox links

still the same behaviour, with the difference that the image files all show now 110Bytes as filesize instead of 0 before…

one more… do you think i should try an older version of WordPress?

did an all new wordpress installation and tried again, same outcome.
image names are in “wp-content/upload/year/month” folders, but all are 0kb files.
gonna leave it for tonight…
at least i have the names there, so i can transfer the images manually a lot easier if it doesn′t work out.
Anyway, thanks for your prompt help!

yes, i get the picture if i call it in the browser.
just tried to delete the subfolders in “wp-content/uploads/” and run the importer again. they are rebuilt with the 0KB files in it again…
i checked again the “joomla/images” permissions, they are at 755

the port i use to call the sites in the browser is localhost:8888

the port for connecting to the MySQL-Server is 8889

To connect to the MySQL Server from your own scripts use the following connection parameters:
Host localhost
Port 8889
User root
Password ****

(out of MAMP)

sorry, back again ??
pictures show as imported, the files were created in the “wp-content/uploads/year/month” folders, but they are all 0kb…

ok, got this worked out!!

MySQL
Host 	localhost
Port
8889

User 	root
Password ****

vs

apache2handler
Apache Version 	Apache/2.2.22 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.22 OpenSSL/0.9.8r DAV/2 PHP/5.4.4
Apache API Version 	20051115
Server Administrator 	[email protected]
Hostname:Port 	localhost:
8888

tried with port 8889 and everything workt like a charm.
Thanks for pointing in the right direction! hope this helps with further problem-requests!
Thanks again!

both sites are on localhost, tried with port 80 in the url, same result.
First i thought we had this in the bag, because the standard port i use to access the sites is 8888 (vs888), but with 8888 it′s a failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
with port 80 its the same as with 888….

does in help you, if i post the PHP.ini or other files?

sorry, forgot to post that: yes, allow_url_fopen = On is set in PHP.ini