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Restoring Copperimne after server issues - Strategy

Started by alsom, September 24, 2006, 05:47:47 PM

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alsom

Hi,

I wanted to add a plug-in to my gallery via the pluginmgr interface.
Unfortuntaly after adding the plug-in, I was not able to access my gallery anyhow due to server errors.
I had to:
a) clean up the db
b) re-install Coppermine,  that's ok as that was a testing gallery with few photos ...

I wonder what would be the best stategy to restore the application if it happens again with a much larger gallery.
Of course no way to loose the photos ;o)

Do you think I would need to:
1. Backup the db
2. Backup the "albums" directory, include/config.inc.php, anycontent.php & any modified files (.css, php, tpl)
3. Do a full re-install
4. Restore 1) & 2)

Thansk for advising
Alain -

Sami

That's totaly correct
but if you have error caused by a plug-in you can simply uninstall it by removing it from xxx_plugins table manualy
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Please post your issue to related board

alsom

Quote from: Sami on September 24, 2006, 05:51:12 PM
That's totaly correct
but if you have error caused by a plug-in you can simply uninstall it by removing it from xxx_plugins table manualy

You mean removing the xxx_plugins from the MySQL db ?

Nibbler

Depends entirely on the plugin you installed. In most cases it would be sufficent to remove the entry for the plugin from the plugins table (not the entire table). If it was the SEF urls plugin then you'd need to remove the .htaccess file. If it changed the database then you'd need to reverse the changes. Completely re-installing Coppermine is never a good solution.

alsom

Quote from: Nibbler on September 24, 2006, 06:16:45 PM
Depends entirely on the plugin you installed. In most cases it would be sufficent to remove the entry for the plugin from the plugins table (not the entire table). If it was the SEF urls plugin then you'd need to remove the .htaccess file. If it changed the database then you'd need to reverse the changes. Completely re-installing Coppermine is never a good solution.

The plugin was "cpg1.4_plugin_search_album_1.08". You are right I should have done it from the pluings table as I could not do it from the pluigin table mgr (no way to launch any php => server error)