Havouza
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Ok that seems to have solved the problem!! Thanks all for helping
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bcmatch was not installed. I used 7.1 in the old but 7.2 in this. Different OS. Centos in old Ubuntu 18.04 in this
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I just looked in the eventlog and it say for today that bcmath is required. Can this be the cause?
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There was an issue with cache files that now is taken care of. So that problem is gone. I now get a 500 error and the only thing in the apache log is the one I posted 53 minutes ago
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You see the old shop. I have it up until it works on the new server
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From apache Handles the name-based server jv74.se on address 173.249.58.247. Address 173.249.58.247 Port 80 Server Name jv74.se Document Root /home/jv74/public_html
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/home/jv74/public_html/ Its correct
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OK then we call off the move It show new errors all the time: That file exist [Mon Apr 29 06:08:07.320966 2019] [proxy_fcgi:error] [pid 32650] [client 185.60.238.48:50536] AH01071: Got error 'PHP message: PHP Warning: readfile(/home/jv74/public_html/img/favicon_1.ico): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/jv74/public_html/controllers/front/FaviconController.php on line 69\n', referer: https://www.jv74.se/
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ell after more than 100 hours I have given up and are thinking of another aproach. Would it be possible to install a fresh TB on the new server and then move the db and necessary folders from the old to the new. Both are 1.0.8
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OK I will see tomorrow. The ip will change by midnight
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Well something has changed. Now I get this Forbidden You don't have permission to access / on this server. Server unable to read htaccess file, denying access to be safe Seems to be permissions but what? I am on deep water now Anyone have a lead?
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I tried that without effect. That I did already yesterday
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You mean I can take away all content in smarty/cache/
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Hi! That I did not do. The cache file for the footer has this line in it. Can this be the culprit? ;s:5:"files";a:2:{s:87:"/var/www/vhosts/jv74.se/httpdocs/modules/footercustom/views/css/front/less/default.less";i:1503588736;s:96:"/var/www/vhosts/jv74.se/httpdocs/modules/footercustom/views/css/front/less/variables-mixins.less";i:1503588736;}s:7:"updated";i:1556451505;}
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Well the answers via grep is confusing. But I will try another path and change the document root in the new apache to follow the old one
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Well database has no hits and I have no windowscomputer, run linux so Astrogrep is no solution. But can I do the same search using only Grep via ssh? How?
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Some of the developers must know where the pathinfo is stored
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yes i dumped all. It is interesting because this will be a problem if you clone somewthing to a new server where the path to the web will not be the same as the old one. But somewhere the info is stored. I start to belive it is stored in the db somewhere. I go through the config table now to see if I get lucky
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Just to clarify $fname = pathinfo Old shop it was /var/www/vhosts/jv74.se/httpdocs/ New shop is /home/admin_jv74/public_html/ But the new shop picks the old pathinfo somewhere. That is the problem which has to be solved
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My question is where the path in the variable is picked up from. If I can find that I think the problem is solved This variable picks up the pathinfo somewhere $fname
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The new shop is a clone of the old working one
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I have no access to the new shop
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That path must be stored somewhere when youninstall. And there is no possibility to change it via the module. I checked in the working shop that we try to move
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line 1416-1417 if (!is_readable($fname)) throw new Exception('load error: failed to find '.$fname);
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where do I find that file?
