• yup. i’ve read this front to back and every related post. but they just don’t seem to address what i’m wanting to know. so i’m asking for some clarity please, not a flame-fest.

    here’s what i did and what happened. then you can advise how to fix.

    0. running WAMP
    1. extracted wordpress zip and copied it to two directories, like so:
    – client1/blog
    – client2/blog
    2. created databases for both clients with PHPMyAdmin like so
    – c1_site
    – c2_site
    3. created a Log/Pass for each database
    4. edited the wp-config files in each of the client’s blog directories to point to their databases and relevant log/pass.
    5. ran client1/blog/wp-admin/install.php with successful result.
    6. ran client2/blod/wp-admin/install.php and got this error:
    ERROR: PHP NOT RUNNING
    < a full two pages of additional text including ‘it appears you’ve already installed wordpress’ >

    so. three questions:

    1. what the hell happened? of course PHP is running!
    2. how do i fix this and get client2 installed and running so i can develop for them
    3. if i switch to a single database with different table prefixes, how do i move it from local testing server to production server: extract only relevant prefixed tables and upload to client’s server DB?

    i’m eyeballing multisite, but again, i don’t see anything on how to migrate it out to separate client’s. this looks more like something to support a bunch of sites pointing to a hub rather than a development platform for multiple wordpress clients…

    thanks for your time.

    WR!

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  • Thread Starter WhiteRau

    (@whiterau)

    well. i think i figured out what i did wrong.

    NO SPACES IN DIRECTORY NAMES.

    totally got blindsided by that one… took out the spaces in the client directory names and poof. it worked.

    which still leaves question 3 and perhaps some illumination on the multisite thing…

    thanks all.

    WR!

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