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 Mysql 3.23 autoindex and upgrading to 1.2.2 from 1.1
   
gnuyen
 10/23/01 05:07AM (Read 2896 times)  
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Hi. I've recently upgraded to geeklog 1.2.5-1 but unfortunately, I cannot seem to get user additions working properly. I ran 1.1 with 3.23 and that screwed up the users stuff royally. Now that i've upgraded and ran the anonymous_fix_thinggy.php and deleted records w/ uid 8388607, it still tries to make users starting at 8388607. How can I reset the auto_increment fields to start at a sane number?

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 11/06/01 10:12AM  
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Well the best way is do a dump of the user table. Drop the table and rereate it (this will reset the autoindex) and import the data back.

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Tony
 11/06/01 10:52AM  
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Jason's right...every so often I've had this happen and it's a pain in the a$$ once it starts. recreate the table and life will be good.

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Anonymous: Anonymous
 02/03/02 11:45AM  



i am having the same problem with www.Jiggin.net

I get a error each time a new user is trying to create an account. I tried dumping database and recreating tables...but no luck.....

any other suggestions....

Matt

 
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 02/04/02 05:48PM  
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Have any of you ran the anonymous user fix in CVS? I believe it's in the 1.2 tree. That will help. However, you *may* need to drop and recreate the table after you run the script.

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 03/02/02 03:00AM  



ALTER TABLE \'tbl_name\' AUTO_INCREMENT = 1 will set the autoincrement number to the current maximum of the table.

 
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