Already Installed Message – Multiple Installs
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I have two sites hosted on the same account which has a single MySQL database. Call the sites “siteA” and “siteB”. SiteA has had WordPress installed for a few months. It is in directory siteA/wp/. Since I planned multiple installs from the beginning, I gave siteA’s tables the prefix “af1_”.
Now I am trying to install WordPress for siteB in directory siteB/wp/ and with table prefix “kh_”. When I run the install, siteB/wp/wp-admin/install.php, I get the message:
Already Installed
You appear to have already installed WordPress. To reinstall please clear your old database tables first.I may be wrong, but I suspect some sort of redirection is happening that causes the install to look at siteA’s files instead of siteB’s.
From another post I read, I tried typing in siteB/wp/wp-admin/ to see how the host handled it. What it did was redirect to address siteA/wp/wp-admin/ and bring up siteA’s Admin panel. I’m wondering if something similar could be happening behind the scenes when the install is run.
Any suggestions on what I should be checking on the host (linux, apache) to see if this is what is happening?
Thanks,
Duncan
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