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'Session initialisation failed' after ContentExpress Upload
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Hi,
a few days ago i installed PostNuke .750 on my webserver and everything worked fine. yesterday i uploaded contentexpress via ftp. after the upload PostNuke wasn't accessible anymore. everytime i type the URL of my PostNuke-installation into my browser i receive to following message:
Session initialisation failed.
i already removed the ftp upload but this didn't fix the problem.
PLEASE HELP!!!
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Have you searched the forums?
Repair the _session_info table using phpMyAdmin for starters
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yes, i searched the forums but this helped me only little.
i can't repair the _session_info table with phpMyAdmin because i only have telnet access to my isp's mysql server. the mysql server isnt't running on the webserver.
when i log into the server via telnet console it tells me:
didn't find any fields in table 'nuke_session_info'.
is there a possibilty to fix the table via the telnet console or to rebuild the table with a script?
thanx for your help!!!
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i fixed the _session_info table via the telnet console with the following SQL-command:
repair table nuke_session_info
the repair took 0.10 sec and status was ok.
after the repair my PostNuke worked fine again and the 'Session initialisation failed' message was gone.
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