Therefore the above mentioned command only works if the old path and the new path have exactly the same length.

If this is not the case you have to read in the configuration inside php unserialize the structure, change the configuration and rewrite the file with the new serialized string.

The storage engine for the table doesn’t support repair

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Team Novo

For some reason hand editing that file corrupts the ini file.
The system seems to work without it and extensions install to the new installation directory instead of constantly trying to use the old directories.

How can I install “Deluge” torrent downloading software from “deluge-1.2.0_rc1.tar.bz2″ which I download from Internet. Please help me. With thanks-
Moinul Abrar

However… it seems that there are many hundreds (maybe thousands) of references to fully qualified domain names (FQDN) in the data itself. And they are in any number of different forms — “http://mySite.com”, “http://mysite.com”, “http://www.mysite.com” and then the ones for https, and ones with or without the trailing slash.

So … I am getting up to speed with an organization that has little technical experience, so am wondering — shouldn’t it be the case that all URLs should be relative references? Is there some macro that pulls on the correct secure or unsecure URL from the core data table?

Any ideas about where I can look (source code or otherwise) to help me understand how things should have been done would be greatly appreciated!

Tom

It’s a little disheartening for me, as a new Magento user to see that there’s not an automated process for building a test or staging or development platform. One would think this is a pretty key function of an e-commerce platform (and especially one that’s open-source!)

But that’s just me whining. Thank you for saving me a great deal of work. And I hope I can return the favor by automating it in a script, and post it somewhere.

Tom