deltabert

Hi jimmyoaklawn or others,

Could you please tell me where you place the code to center the Logo Slider:
#logo-slider-wraper {
margin-left: 50px; }

I found this code in the logo-slider.php and changed position:relative; to text-align:center; but it has no effect…
Btw, I am using the Responsive theme from CyberChimps.

Regards, Bert

Next attempt.
I followed your Manual Extraction method from the FAQ, but i did the extraction a litle bit differently, cause i do not know whether there is a ZipArchive available at the host.
– I extracted the package.zip locally and transferred all files to a empty directory on the host. Also created a database with database user/pw. Checked this with a install of WordPress, which went perfectly, so database access is OK.
– Removed the WordPress install, so i have an empty dir for the Duplivate process.
– With ftp, i copied all files inclusive dir structure to the host dir.
– Modified the installer.php to force it to use port 3351 for the database connection.
– Started installer.php as described in the FAC for Manual Extraction.
– Test for database connection was OK.
– Running Run Deployment, with the Manual package extraction selected, resulted in the Database connection Failed error with server
code: 200
status: OK
– Opening installer-log.txt link shows 0 information.

What to do now…

I want to install the package in an already existing WP site. So the mysql user is already been used for the installation of the existing site!
I checked the via phpmyadmin, so i am sure the user/password combination is correct.

But i do not really understand what you mean by the hosts table being correctly. Could you please elaborate some more about that?
Do you mean the hosts file on the provider server? But i do not have access to that. Or do you mean the hosts file on my local pc, from which i made the package and installer?

This morning (i live in gmt+1) i started all over again, installing your duplicator-dev version again in my local machine and making a new package from my local setup, but still no success.

What strikes me is that the installer, once copied to remote site, does not work correctly on the port number (localhost:3351).
I have to modify the installer.php to force it to use port 3351 in order to successfully pass the connection test.
I commented out lines 524 and 1188, and added this in the next lines:
$db_port = ‘3351’;
Then the connection test is successful, but i get still the above mentioned error when i start Run Deployment.

Btw, i have also a site with a difgferent provider, who does not use port numbers for the connection with mysql db. There it works perfectly! But this provider still sypports mysql v4, hence the use of the port nr for v5. 🙁
Hope you have some other suggestion…

I noticed a second place where you did the same to collect the database port. line 1188, so i commented this line also and placed on line 1189
$db_port = ‘3351’;

But this wasn’t a success either.

Cory,

I tried something in your Installer script. Force the script to use the database port number.

I switched off line 525:
// $db_port = parse_url($_POST[‘dbhost’], PHP_URL_PORT);

And added at line (525) to use port 3351

$db_port = ‘3351’;

Then the connection test Succeeds, but when I start Run Deployment the script comes again with a database connection failure…