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catonakarin
PostPosted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 10:00 am 
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Hi all, I'm having problems with my website by trying to display the content. First, I made that website in my PC (window 7), all features worked properly. Then I need to migrated it to run in server with CentOS as operating system, and that's when my problems occurred. After I installed the Joomla ver. 1.5, which is the same version as the one in my PC, I try to view the site. The thing is despite having around 20 articles in that Joomla, none of them is displayed on the webpage. Also, some plug-ins and components don't work. The things that work is module and some plug-ins. I'm sure that the "publish" option of my articles has been set to "yes", and the "enable" options of all plug-ins has been set to "tick".
Any idea guys?
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 12:21 pm 
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How did you copy your website to the CentOS server?

I'd recommend using Akeeba backup, create a backup (.jpa file),
put your backup (.jpa file) + Akeeba's kickstart.php in the webroot (where you want to install Joomla) on the CentOS server,
and run kickstart.php.

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catonakarin
PostPosted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 8:18 am 
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pe7er, I copied my website to the server by using WinSCP.
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catonakarin
PostPosted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 8:22 am 
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the php version in my local PC is 5.3.5 and the apache is 2.2.17 while the php version in the server is 5.3.3 and the apache is 2.2.15. Is it because of the different version of php and apache?
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PostPosted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 8:45 am 
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Different PHP / Apache versions should not matter, as long as they meet the requirements: http://www.joomla.org/technical-requirements.html

I didn't know "WinSCP", but Google told me it's FTP software ;)
How did you copy your MySQL database? using phpMyAdmin?

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catonakarin
PostPosted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 9:08 am 
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yes, WinSCP is FTP software. Regarding to the MySQL database, I didn't use any software, I copied it via Linux command.
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Do you have phpMyAdmin?
Can you access your database and do you see your Joomla tables with data?

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catonakarin
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I don't have phpMyadmin.
But I can access to my database via a software called "PuTTY" and I can see that there are tables with data as normal.
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PostPosted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 10:46 am 
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yeah, but using SSH / Putty you won't use the Apache webserver to access the MySQL database.

When I installed my LAMP environment on my Arch Linux machine,
I had to install Apache / PHP / MySQL,
but also some PHP modules, a package called "php-apache"
and I had to edit some config files (e.g. add "LoadModule php5_module modules/libphp5.so" to /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf)

Maybe you could install phpMyAdmin to test if you can access the database from a webinterface installed on webserver.

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catonakarin
PostPosted: Wed Aug 08, 2012 8:20 am 
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thanks for your advice, however, the thing is I don't think there's problem with Apache trying to access the database, since all of my modules work properly. Right now, for the contents, I can't view it directly in my site. But I still can view it by putting it in a module, such as mod_newsflash, and enable that module in my site. Also, some components work fine while some don't. Do you know what might be the possible causes?
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catonakarin
PostPosted: Wed Aug 08, 2012 9:00 am 
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I have checked both php setting in my localhost and server machine and I see that there are some differences between them. Do you think that should be the cause of the problem?

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dpacadmin
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pe7er wrote:
How did you copy your website to the CentOS server?

I'd recommend using Akeeba backup, create a backup (.jpa file),
put your backup (.jpa file) + Akeeba's kickstart.php in the webroot (where you want to install Joomla) on the CentOS server,
and run kickstart.php.


pe7er's original advice should work, just empty the site folder and the database and reuse it for the Akeeba install of your site.
You could try running the Post Assistant on your site to see if it finds any server issues.
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