2012-11-15, 04:05 PM
2012-11-15, 04:32 PM
either the mysql server is offline or ur database settings are incorrect.
2012-11-15, 04:34 PM
(2012-11-15, 04:32 PM)wcore Wrote: [ -> ]either the mysql server is offline or ur database settings are incorrect.
Thanks, really helpful.
2012-11-16, 05:18 AM
Why did you change the file name extension? You probably broke it if you just changed it on a Windows machine..try naming it .sql and importing it.
2012-11-16, 05:43 AM
If he's using phpMyAdmin, it appends .gz to gzipped SQL dumps.
2012-11-16, 08:13 AM
(2012-11-16, 05:18 AM)Known Wrote: [ -> ]Why did you change the file name extension? You probably broke it if you just changed it on a Windows machine..try naming it .sql and importing it.
TrentaHost doesn't take any other buy .sql.gzip or atleast the others wont work.
(2012-11-16, 05:43 AM)StingReay Wrote: [ -> ]If he's using phpMyAdmin, it appends .gz to gzipped SQL dumps.
Right, so how does that fix my problem?
If someone could do this using teamviewer or any other remote control program I will appreciate it alot cus I got no idea where the problem is and why it is.
2012-11-16, 08:22 AM
Try to re-create the backup? I used 000webhost too and I can download the gzip without any problem.
2012-11-16, 09:28 AM
(2012-11-16, 08:22 AM)LimPong Wrote: [ -> ]Try to re-create the backup? I used 000webhost too and I can download the gzip without any problem.
I can't. I had to use phpmyadmin > export. Always the same thing.
2012-11-16, 12:58 PM
Give mysqldumper a try. It works swell for both things, backups and restoration.
2012-11-16, 02:38 PM
(2012-11-16, 12:58 PM)borbole Wrote: [ -> ]Give mysqldumper a try. It works swell for both things, backups and restoration.
I have no idea how that works. Could you or someone tell me about this?