Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Hi All,
I just hosted my Joomla site @ SiteGround. I'm new to Joomla, and should I ask my host if they will up-grade or stop work on what I am doing and look forward to new things?
I just hosted my Joomla site @ SiteGround. I'm new to Joomla, and should I ask my host if they will up-grade or stop work on what I am doing and look forward to new things?
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Re: Re : Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Hi Pachat,
Thanks in advance,
Enno
that's not 100% right: Joomla! 1.5 now can handle servers with safe_mode=on, but it does not require it. Do you mind deleting this line in your list?Pachat wrote: - Joomla 1.5 requires safe_mode. I don't have a root access on the servers I use, and there are safe_mode off.
Thanks in advance,
Enno
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Re: Tool for migration to 1.5 -when?
Hi eyesberg,eyezberg wrote: Another 2 weeks, no news.. any chance to get a heads up on the migration tool ?
Would like to try and migrate a live site to 1.5, just to see what happens..
Sorry about the non-responsiveness lately. Hard to keep focus with the war over here and so on.
I have posted the latest version of the migration tool at http://forge.joomla.org/sf/go/projects. ... m_migrator
I've tried it out several times and it seems to be OK. It is designated a beta so any input from you will be very much appreciated.
Cheers,
David
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
en bayot hope all is well.
will test.
will test.
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Toda. All fine and in one piece.eyezberg wrote: en bayot hope all is well.
will test.
David Gal
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
I just tried to test the migration tool. You may want to update the download in the first post to point to the new Forge version..
It seems to work more or less using the MIGRATION dump, except for one error:
The site looked more or less ok (have to add the media..), but all mainmenu links lead to error pages?!
It seems to work more or less using the MIGRATION dump, except for one error:
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Database Errors Reported
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INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) V' � la ligne 1 SQL=INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'shout\\', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'source', '4');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flip', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'photo', '6');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'events as2doc', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'event as2doc', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'configuration', '3');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'soutbox', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'mosets', '27');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'joomlaboard', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'board', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'calendar', '3');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'calender', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'masha', '3');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'shopping cart', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'eooooo', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'template', '18');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'templates', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'editor', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'Hello', '4');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'quick preview', '4');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'expose', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'customization', '3');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flash 8', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flash8', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flash movie', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flv', '39');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'blazePDF', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flash menu', '4');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'favicon', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'avatar', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'bit-101', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'MOSImage Control', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flash table', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'tables', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flashtable', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'swf2pdf', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'drop downs', '3');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'tree', '6');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flipz.swf', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flipz', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'duplicate', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'download frontpage', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'Shout It!', '5');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'data.swf', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'preview', '4');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'musique', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'music', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'gallery joomla', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'GhostWire', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'form', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'form.fla', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'Mosets.com Shout It!', '3');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'as2doc', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'intro', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'intros', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'ahostmaster', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'bludd', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'amazon associates', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flash overlap', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flashtrak', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'test', '3');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'counter', '4');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'Sepy', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'glossary', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'download imagevue', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'sel2Draw', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'KineticFusion', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'phplist', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'javascript', '3');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'pollster', '9');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'link module', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'Romiglia', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'water ripples', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flash2exe', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'polster 2.0', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'pollster 2.0', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'fscommand', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'xml flash menu', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'quizz', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'joo', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'boundingbox_mc', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'AUTOLOGIN', '23');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'AUTO LOGIN', '10');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'download', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'login', '5');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'shour', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'sitemap', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'banners', '2');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'textflow', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'Mosets Shout It!', '11');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'htmlfix', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'flash doesn\'t lo', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'browseforfolder', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'web', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'web\'s', '1');
INSERT INTO `jos_core_log_searches` (`search_term`, `hits`) VALUES ( 'web\"\"', '2')
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Tried to install com_migrator on latest 1.5 SVN, all ok. When trying to access, empty page with
Warning: Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated - argument passed by value; If you would like to pass it by reference, modify the declaration of [runtime function name](). If you would like to enable call-time pass-by-reference, you can set allow_call_time_pass_reference to true in your INI file. However, future versions may not support this any longer. in c:\easyphp1-8\www\j11\administrator\components\com_migrator\admin.migrator.php on line 274
Warning: Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated - argument passed by value; If you would like to pass it by reference, modify the declaration of [runtime function name](). If you would like to enable call-time pass-by-reference, you can set allow_call_time_pass_reference to true in your INI file. However, future versions may not support this any longer. in c:\easyphp1-8\www\j11\administrator\components\com_migrator\admin.migrator.php on line 293
Warning: Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated - argument passed by value; If you would like to pass it by reference, modify the declaration of [runtime function name](). If you would like to enable call-time pass-by-reference, you can set allow_call_time_pass_reference to true in your INI file. However, future versions may not support this any longer. in c:\easyphp1-8\www\j11\administrator\components\com_migrator\admin.migrator.php on line 294
Warning: Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated - argument passed by value; If you would like to pass it by reference, modify the declaration of [runtime function name](). If you would like to enable call-time pass-by-reference, you can set allow_call_time_pass_reference to true in your INI file. However, future versions may not support this any longer. in c:\easyphp1-8\www\j11\administrator\components\com_migrator\admin.migrator.php on line 294
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Hi eyes,
com_migrator is not needed on J! 1.5 nor is it meant to work with 1.5. It is specifically to be used on J!1.0.x and older sites (including Mambo) for the purpose of preparing a specific data dump to be used for import during the installation process of J! 1.5.
The component itself does not do the migration into 1.5 - the installation does this.
Shana Tova,
David
com_migrator is not needed on J! 1.5 nor is it meant to work with 1.5. It is specifically to be used on J!1.0.x and older sites (including Mambo) for the purpose of preparing a specific data dump to be used for import during the installation process of J! 1.5.
The component itself does not do the migration into 1.5 - the installation does this.
Shana Tova,
David
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
i got a Live webstie made in Joomla 1.0.8 . Using migrator tool i made the 3 dump files +1 report.html file. and downloaded to my local PC desktop.
i went on to install the Joomla 1.5 on my LOCAL PC Server(LAMP). Now when i try to use those 3 migration scripts i am taken back to step 1 of installation.
what could be the problem?
1-- Can one import the DUMP into Local Server joomla 1.5? or
2- should i install the 1.5 on my Internet server and then upload the scripts and execute to the hosting site?
i went on to install the Joomla 1.5 on my LOCAL PC Server(LAMP). Now when i try to use those 3 migration scripts i am taken back to step 1 of installation.
what could be the problem?
1-- Can one import the DUMP into Local Server joomla 1.5? or
2- should i install the 1.5 on my Internet server and then upload the scripts and execute to the hosting site?
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Please read the migration instructions at [url=http://I would like to understand what the values are in your configuration.]I would like to understand what the values are in your configuration.kashbash wrote: i got a Live webstie made in Joomla 1.0.8 . Using migrator tool i made the 3 dump files +1 report.html file. and downloaded to my local PC desktop.
i went on to install the Joomla 1.5 on my LOCAL PC Server(LAMP). Now when i try to use those 3 migration scripts i am taken back to step 1 of installation.
what could be the problem?
1-- Can one import the DUMP into Local Server joomla 1.5? or
2- should i install the 1.5 on my Internet server and then upload the scripts and execute to the hosting site?
[/url]
In the first step create a dump of your old site using com_migrator. NOTE you only need the one file labeled MIGRATION for import to the new J! 1.5 site.
In the second step start installing J! 1.5 (evenl locally if you wish). During the installation steps when you reach the Main Configuration Step -6, You can find the data migration options. Choose option 3 for migration data. This is where you load the single MIGRATION file.
The other files that com_migrator dumps are for pure back-up purposes or for manual migration of 3PD component data.
Hope this helped,
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Hi,
Hmm, tested on a local installation
- com_migrator 1.0.8 installed on a J! 1.0.11 installation
- dump 1011_20061005_210905_MIGRATION.sql.gz successfully generated
- tried to import 1011_20061005_210905_MIGRATION.sql.gz dump in J! 1.5 step 6 installation and got the following error:
Note: I used J! 1.5 rev. 5335
Hmm, tested on a local installation
- com_migrator 1.0.8 installed on a J! 1.0.11 installation
- dump 1011_20061005_210905_MIGRATION.sql.gz successfully generated
- tried to import 1011_20061005_210905_MIGRATION.sql.gz dump in J! 1.5 step 6 installation and got the following error:
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Fatal error: Call to undefined function: handleerrormessage() in c:\program files\easyphp1-8\www\15\libraries\pattemplate\patErrorManager.php on line 208
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Can someone put this into Q&T?
Ian
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
im getting the same error, except when i view my main page [beta.n4rd.com] and of course the linux path instead of windows. what's up with that?hornos wrote: Hi,
Hmm, tested on a local installation
- com_migrator 1.0.8 installed on a J! 1.0.11 installation
- dump 1011_20061005_210905_MIGRATION.sql.gz successfully generated
- tried to import 1011_20061005_210905_MIGRATION.sql.gz dump in J! 1.5 step 6 installation and got the following error:Note: I used J! 1.5 rev. 5335Code: Select all
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: handleerrormessage() in c:\program files\easyphp1-8\www\15\libraries\pattemplate\patErrorManager.php on line 208
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
basically, there are still things being worked out with error handling... an error has occured, and called the errorhandling script and a method to handle the error, but the method doesn't exist. I'll post this to Q&T to make sure it gets looked after (although it has been noted before).
Ian
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
is there any way to disable the error reporting so i don't get this?
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
I don't think you can do this without modifying the core files... if you want to try it out, the file to change is libraries/joomla/utility/error.php. On the bottom there are three lines:
If you change the message in the last two to callback, you will be able to see the error that is being generated.
Ian
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JError::setErrorHandling(E_ERROR, 'callback', array('JError','customErrorPage'));
JError::setErrorHandling(E_WARNING,'message', array('JError','customErrorPage'));
JError::setErrorHandling(E_NOTICE, 'message', array('JError','customErrorPage'));
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
oh wow thank you ill try that out.
EDIT: it's utilities, not utility, right?
EDIT2: and actually, it says
but ill try that regardless.
EDIT3: Fatal error: Call to a member function getCfg() on a non-object in /home/.hoofman/phailure/betan4rd/libraries/joomla/document/error/error.php on line 127
is what it gives me
i will mess with it some.
edit4:
gives me an internal server error. i dunno. whatever. i'm going to install the most recent build. sorry for bothering you.
EDIT: it's utilities, not utility, right?
EDIT2: and actually, it says
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JError::setErrorHandling(E_ERROR, 'callback', array('JError','customErrorPage'));
JError::setErrorHandling(E_WARNING, 'message');
JError::setErrorHandling(E_NOTICE, 'message');
EDIT3: Fatal error: Call to a member function getCfg() on a non-object in /home/.hoofman/phailure/betan4rd/libraries/joomla/document/error/error.php on line 127
is what it gives me
i will mess with it some.
edit4:
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JError::setErrorHandling(E_ERROR, 'callback', array('JError','customErrorPage'));
JError::setErrorHandling(E_WARNING, 'callback', array('JError','customErrorPage'));
JError::setErrorHandling(E_NOTICE, 'callback', array('JError','customErrorPage'));
Last edited by Phailure on Wed Oct 11, 2006 2:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Hmm, I'm getting same error (Call to undefined function: handleerrormessage() ... ) on last step of fresh install. Tried suggested edits (shown above). My webserver became extremely overloaded at time of test (55+ load average) (Coincidence or related? Don't know, but am hesitant to try again because it's a shared host).Phailure wrote:gives me an internal server error. i dunno. whatever. i'm going to install the most recent build. sorry for bothering you.Code: Select all
JError::setErrorHandling(E_ERROR, 'callback', array('JError','customErrorPage')); JError::setErrorHandling(E_WARNING, 'callback', array('JError','customErrorPage')); JError::setErrorHandling(E_NOTICE, 'callback', array('JError','customErrorPage'));
ianmac: Pls reply to this thread with further instructions/suggestions. Thanks.
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
worked:)
Last edited by Spencer on Fri Oct 13, 2006 2:37 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
I found the solution to this error and it's quite simple. The directory in which Joomla is installed must be writable by Apache. Mine was not. Once I changed ownership and permissions the installation process completed with no errors.ginslo wrote:Call to undefined function: handleerrormessage() ...
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Wher do I find the: Old table prefix ??
I get this error when I try to upload: Upload failed - archive unpack error
Had no problem packing old site.
Read all docs and am stuck.
I get this error when I try to upload: Upload failed - archive unpack error
Had no problem packing old site.
Read all docs and am stuck.
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Over here I ran com_migration 1.0.8 once with success. Since than table #__sections is missing at this site. Data is not included in dump ...
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
I am able to pass through all this and successfully completed installation.
However, when I click on Admin icon on the success screen I get the following error.
JFTP::_passive: Unable to obtain IP and port for data transfer
How to get through this?
Thanks
However, when I click on Admin icon on the success screen I get the following error.
JFTP::_passive: Unable to obtain IP and port for data transfer
How to get through this?
Thanks
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
I'm having this same error when trying to install - having made the changes suggested above regarding swapping message to callback.Phailure wrote: EDIT3: Fatal error: Call to a member function getCfg() on a non-object in /home/.hoofman/phailure/betan4rd/libraries/joomla/document/error/error.php on line 127
is what it gives me
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Same problem here, I am sure it is something that will make me feel silly when I figure it outviktor wrote:
I am able to pass through all this and successfully completed installation.
However, when I click on Admin icon on the success screen I get the following error.
JFTP::_passive: Unable to obtain IP and port for data transfer
How to get through this?
Thanks
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Since this topic is now sticky, I agree that it would be helpful David if you updated your first page to include the link to the forge, and perhaps delete the attached file, so you don't have people downloading the old code and then raising support issues here. Took me a while to find the link to the latest version but I will go and download it and give it a go.eyezberg wrote: I just tried to test the migration tool. You may want to update the download in the first post to point to the new Forge version..
Thanks for all your work on it!!
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Anyone?Spencer wrote: Wher do I find the: Old table prefix ??
I get this error when I try to upload: Upload failed - archive unpack error
Had no problem packing old site.
Read all docs and am stuck.
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
sorry folks, didn't keep up with this thread...
the changes I suggested are not a fix to any particular problem... merely a fix to a problem with the error handler that prevents more helpful output from being displayed...
If anyone is having trouble I can try to help, but I can't make any guarantees...
Good luck,
Ian
the changes I suggested are not a fix to any particular problem... merely a fix to a problem with the error handler that prevents more helpful output from being displayed...
If anyone is having trouble I can try to help, but I can't make any guarantees...
Good luck,
Ian
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Tested migration from 1.0.11 again. I used com_migrator from forge (archive claims to be 1.0.8, version shown is 1.0.7).
This time table #__sections has not been dumped. ;
But:
After installation with those migration data frontend of new installation showed an error message only with some different reasons.
Only issue I found with full debugging enabled has been something like "article(0) not found".
Maybe this is of any help.
System information:
v1.0.11: Windows, PHP5, mysql5, apache2.2.3
v1.5b: Linux, apache1.xy, PHP5, hosted environment with own sub-domain
Installing sample data worked fine so far.
This time table #__sections has not been dumped. ;
But:
After installation with those migration data frontend of new installation showed an error message only with some different reasons.
Only issue I found with full debugging enabled has been something like "article(0) not found".
Maybe this is of any help.
System information:
v1.0.11: Windows, PHP5, mysql5, apache2.2.3
v1.5b: Linux, apache1.xy, PHP5, hosted environment with own sub-domain
Installing sample data worked fine so far.
Don't confuse me with facts. Read
http://www.heise.de/security/Massenhack ... from/rss09
http://www.heise.de/security/Massenhack ... from/rss09
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Re: Tools for automated migration to Joomla 1.5
Spencer: Your old table prefix is most likely mos_ or jos_ - you find your prefix by using phpmyadmin to view your old database.
My feedback on the migrator tool:
I just downloaded the com_migrator from the Joomla! Forge, and used it on a a8eJoomla 1.0.10 install.
It worked flawlessly, although I feel such a tool should include the old sites META description and keywords - they are not subject to change just with a site upgrade.
Ran into this problem when choosing migrate old data in the setup of J!1.5 beta:
1a) In Firefox 1.5.0.7, after loading the migration script and pressing "next", the same errors as in IE are shown (see attachement), but here the Firefox dialog prompt "Do you want to send POSTDATA again?" (image) is displayed at the same time. Other than those errors it's a blank page, nowhere to click except for ordinary browser back... which I don't use in these situations, but a lot of people do, which would probably mess up the installation?
1b) In Internet Explorer 6, when I press next to load the migration data, it shows the same errors, but also the initial page below, see the attached screenshot. The page reloads, it reports that "SQL script installed successfully", but at the same time it has blanked out all the fields I just entered above, and well, there are those same above mentioned errors. However I cannot just fill the fields again and proceed, it just stops the entire process at this page. If I try to fill the remaining fields and press next, theres just a 404 error, which I'm guessing has to do with the javascript behind the next button not being correct after the page reloaded with errors.
* In both cases the data is migrated into the new database, so that part is working.
Now, are those errors caused by a bug in J!1.5 beta or the migration tool? I don't know, so I am ranting away here:
Current status:
I can get 1.5 beta running as a clean install without data, and with sample data. Works fine.
I can get the migrated content installed by first going through step 1 (a or b) and then just run the installer again, but choosing "backup old tables", not installing any data, and then renaming the bak_ tables to jos_ again.
... But with the migrated data I cannot see the frontend, I get this error:
I thought of one thing: I had the extended menu module installed on the old site. With this I had created a lot of submenus. So I searched that tree.php error, read threads -1- -2- and -3- . It seems that I have to go through each menu item and declare a type. That is gonna take a while with 150+ items..
Is it supposed to be like that? In that case, anyone that had mod_exmenu installed should prepare for quite some work when migrating!
Linux server, shared hosting env.
PHP 4.4.2 (cgi w/ suphp)
MySQL 4.1.21-standard
I'll update here after going through all menuitems to report if it actually worked... thanks in advance for any hints anyone may have, hope this was not way offtopic. At this point it seems there will be need for a separate forum with its own team just for migration, I think a lot of ppl will need assistance...
Thanks for your time. - Chris.
My feedback on the migrator tool:
I just downloaded the com_migrator from the Joomla! Forge, and used it on a a8eJoomla 1.0.10 install.
It worked flawlessly, although I feel such a tool should include the old sites META description and keywords - they are not subject to change just with a site upgrade.
Ran into this problem when choosing migrate old data in the setup of J!1.5 beta:
This notice unfortunatly causes headers to be sent, so after this, there are 5 lines of "headers already sent" errors, and then the whole page breaks... differently in each browser:Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /home/user/public_html/joomladir/libraries/joomla/database/database.php on line 747
1a) In Firefox 1.5.0.7, after loading the migration script and pressing "next", the same errors as in IE are shown (see attachement), but here the Firefox dialog prompt "Do you want to send POSTDATA again?" (image) is displayed at the same time. Other than those errors it's a blank page, nowhere to click except for ordinary browser back... which I don't use in these situations, but a lot of people do, which would probably mess up the installation?
1b) In Internet Explorer 6, when I press next to load the migration data, it shows the same errors, but also the initial page below, see the attached screenshot. The page reloads, it reports that "SQL script installed successfully", but at the same time it has blanked out all the fields I just entered above, and well, there are those same above mentioned errors. However I cannot just fill the fields again and proceed, it just stops the entire process at this page. If I try to fill the remaining fields and press next, theres just a 404 error, which I'm guessing has to do with the javascript behind the next button not being correct after the page reloaded with errors.
* In both cases the data is migrated into the new database, so that part is working.
Now, are those errors caused by a bug in J!1.5 beta or the migration tool? I don't know, so I am ranting away here:
Current status:
I can get 1.5 beta running as a clean install without data, and with sample data. Works fine.
I can get the migrated content installed by first going through step 1 (a or b) and then just run the installer again, but choosing "backup old tables", not installing any data, and then renaming the bak_ tables to jos_ again.
... But with the migrated data I cannot see the frontend, I get this error:
I can however access the backend with the migrated data - all is correctly displayed in backend, all content and users from a8eJoomla 1.0.10-0.3 are present.Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /home/user/public_html/joomladir/libraries/joomla/common/abstract/tree.php on line 42
I thought of one thing: I had the extended menu module installed on the old site. With this I had created a lot of submenus. So I searched that tree.php error, read threads -1- -2- and -3- . It seems that I have to go through each menu item and declare a type. That is gonna take a while with 150+ items..
Is it supposed to be like that? In that case, anyone that had mod_exmenu installed should prepare for quite some work when migrating!
Linux server, shared hosting env.
PHP 4.4.2 (cgi w/ suphp)
MySQL 4.1.21-standard
I'll update here after going through all menuitems to report if it actually worked... thanks in advance for any hints anyone may have, hope this was not way offtopic. At this point it seems there will be need for a separate forum with its own team just for migration, I think a lot of ppl will need assistance...
Thanks for your time. - Chris.
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