As per the title, I've seemed to have lost my master pages after a hard restart of mysql server. This happened before but we had a decent backup of the content, this time for whatever reason we don't.
Here is the thing, the data is in the tables. The content pages are there, just the master pages and sub-master pages are missing.
The mysql database is innodb so in theory there should be no transaction information that should be lost since it was all committed some time ago.
Has anyone see this type of problem? Anyone know how to tell the admin tools/front end to use the master pages again?
Check in the database table for "cmsTemplate", see if any of the "alias" values have a colon (:) in there. I've experienced this a few times in the past - no other way to resolve it than manually editing the table data.
Master page missing after db crash
As per the title, I've seemed to have lost my master pages after a hard restart of mysql server. This happened before but we had a decent backup of the content, this time for whatever reason we don't.
Here is the thing, the data is in the tables. The content pages are there, just the master pages and sub-master pages are missing.
The mysql database is innodb so in theory there should be no transaction information that should be lost since it was all committed some time ago.
Has anyone see this type of problem? Anyone know how to tell the admin tools/front end to use the master pages again?
Please state the version of your Umbraco instance.
4.5.2
Hi Gary,
Check in the database table for "cmsTemplate", see if any of the "alias" values have a colon (:) in there. I've experienced this a few times in the past - no other way to resolve it than manually editing the table data.
Good luck!
Cheers, Lee.
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