by mumuri - 24 March 2008 21:06

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you can log errors if you precise the good entries in the my.cf (configuration file of your myql server) thus you can see the source of your problem

by Valéry - 8 November 2009 08:41

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Sorry for the late answer. Please let us know which plugin you are using and which version of SPIP. In many cases plugins require to insert some code on your template or within the text section. It mpay the the case (...)

by Valéry - 8 November 2009 08:38

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You may have to change the website URL in the settings.

by دليل - 28 July 2007 22:24

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In PHP.ini , check that Mysql lib support enabled . extension=php_mysql.dll

by Suske - 19 March 2009 20:53

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SPIP 2 introduces an new directories organisation, so you’ll HAVE TO delete the olds directories to avoid conflicts (which cause often a blank screen on the public pages). Don’t delete /IMG, of course, it is not necessery ! And be sure to have (...)

by llenne - 17 September 2008 16:29

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You can find modified files to resolve this. http://spip.lenne.org/

3 June 2008 22:03

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for mysql activate the cache via the my.cnf to show the cache "status" do a SHOW STATUS LIKE ’Qcache%’; the most common queries will be cached for php change your "allow_url_fopen" to Off in php.ini, it will avoid some hack where people try (...)