Topic Title: Server Migrated, Photo Gallery Block interfering

Joined: Sep 17, 2007 Posts: 17

So, I've moved my site to a new server, and seperated my databases from my webserver and discovered that at my primary site, the Your Account module is now screwed up because of this. The very next side-bar addition is the Photo Gallery block, which is where it stops the page load, so I'm suspecting something happened with this block failing the rest of the page load. Wondering if I could get some troubleshooting walk-through... I know this will take a while to resolve, but I'm pretty confident its because of the integration package. The stand-alone install of Gallery2 appeared to survive just fine... and when i browse using the main.php at the installation all looks just fine.

Thanks for the help... i've loved this product.

Joined: Sep 17, 2007 Posts: 17

HAHAHA, well, guess i solved my own problem.

Apparently it had to do with my PHP version. CentOS 5.3 installed PHP 5.1.2, so I updated to 5.2.6 and things started working again. Sorry for the bother!

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Post Title: Server Migrated, Photo Gallery Block interfering
mengesb Joined: Sep 17, 2007 Posts: 17	Posted: Fri May 22, 2009 10:46 am So, I've moved my site to a new server, and seperated my databases from my webserver and discovered that at my primary site, the Your Account module is now screwed up because of this. The very next side-bar addition is the Photo Gallery block, which is where it stops the page load, so I'm suspecting something happened with this block failing the rest of the page load. Wondering if I could get some troubleshooting walk-through... I know this will take a while to resolve, but I'm pretty confident its because of the integration package. The stand-alone install of Gallery2 appeared to survive just fine... and when i browse using the main.php at the installation all looks just fine. Thanks for the help... i've loved this product.

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Post Title: Re: Server Migrated, Photo Gallery Block interfering
mengesb Joined: Sep 17, 2007 Posts: 17	Posted: Fri May 22, 2009 2:24 pm HAHAHA, well, guess i solved my own problem. Apparently it had to do with my PHP version. CentOS 5.3 installed PHP 5.1.2, so I updated to 5.2.6 and things started working again. Sorry for the bother!