phpbb3 import errors: ImpEx Database error

[BirdOPrey5]

Are you still getting the out of memory error?

[user-1231235234532]

Took another shot at it, following suggestions from tech support:

Can you try enabling

define('impexdebug', false)

to

define('impexdebug', true);

which should enable a bit more output on the failed information on the attachments.

Give it a run, if anything changes, please try to copy and paste the errors.

Also,

Try to change:

$impexconfig['system']['pagespeed'] = 1;

to

$impexconfig['system']['pagespeed'] = 3;

This will give you a bit more time to copy an error message should it pop up.

Started with a new database and had no problem importing users, usergroups, forum, threads, smilies posts or private messages. The attachments are a different story:

I set the number of attachments to import at a time to 200 (thinking less would be better in this case). Right from the start it doesn't bode well:



In between "Failed:: attachment not imported" we now see a lot of "Source file not found" even tough it lists the file name right next to it Where does it get the filename from, if the file was not found

Some file are imported; again why those and not the rest?:



Later on we start running in to warnings:



Clicking on the hyperlinked "[function.fopen]" in above screenshot results in:



Hers's another warning:



Both warnings elude to the fact that we would be running out of diskspace, but we only have 50 of 85 Gb diskspace in use.

In answer to Joe D's question: No we are not running out of memory anymore as the import finishes with below screenshot:



According to above screenshot only 1273 attachments were successfully imported. Upon inspecting the directory where we import them to, there are thousands upon thousands of attachments there. In other words it imported many more attachments than stated, I just don't see them back in the forums.

Help??

[BirdOPrey5]

Disk Quota exceeded means you have run out of hard drive space. Importing the attachments means copying them over so you need at least as much free disk space as current attachments, plus of course a little more- So find out what your disk space limit is, and how many megabytes in total your attachments take up. See if you can find a way to temporarily increase disk space or delete other unneeded files until the import is complete.