[Mediawiki-l] Save and preview broken?

Wed Dec 6 11:17:52 UTC 2006

  Actually I have. This table should not exist and is referencing an orphaned table that had to be removed to perform a mysqldump. The mysqldump works now but it apparently has broken the save and preview functions of the wiki.

 I only posted it a few times because of the weekend and more traffic comes during the work week.

 Contrary to what you think, I have put allot of effort into this. There is only one knowledgebase reference to this and it is not the answer. This is not a mysql error, it is a mediawiki error.

 This wiki is a very large community effort with a couple of thousand pages. It would be devastating to have the efforts of 22 people ruined by my tinkering. I'm not a DBA by any stretch.

 I look to the mediawiki group for good solid answers, not smartypants ones.

Brion Vibber <brion at pobox.com> wrote: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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Eccentric 67 wrote:
> My wiki has been fine for months. I now get this error when I try to  
> save or preview an edit. 

I notice you've asked this question several times.

> from within function "Title::isDeleted". MySQL returned error "1146:  
> Table 'horsewiki.horse_archive' doesn't exist (localhost)". 

The reason nobody's answering you is probably that you already have your
answer right there, yet you've apparently put no effort into following
through.

According to the error message, you have a missing or damaged table.

Please see general MySQL documentation or help forums for how to check
table integrity.

- -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)

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