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October 10, 2010 at 3:11 pm #1077

dougjoseph

I found a table from the main site that already has the info stored in it. The table’s name is wp_options.

However, the Kaltura system still says it cannot connect, and each time I bring it up in the Dashboard, it shows the Partner ID as blank….

Even though I have entered it many times, and the table (named above) has it stored. What am I missing?
October 11, 2010 at 9:29 pm #1078

dougjoseph

I got the following by email from woot woot:

Please put your parameters in table %_sitemeta

INSERT INTO%_sitemeta(meta_id,site_id,meta_key,meta_value) VALUES
(”, 1, ‘bp_rt_kaltura_url’, ‘http://www.kaltura.com&#8217 ;) ,
(”, 1, ‘bp_rt_kaltura_partner_id’, ‘xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx’),
(”, 1, ‘bp_rt_kaltura_subpartner_id’, ‘xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx’),
(”, 1, ‘bp_rt_kaltura_cms_user’, ‘xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx’),
(”, 1, ‘bp_rt_kaltura_secret’, ‘xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx’),
(”, 1, ‘bp_rt_kaltura_admin_secret’, ‘xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx’),
(”, 1, ‘bp_rt_kaltura_cms_password’, ‘xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx’);

I am trying it now.
October 11, 2010 at 9:45 pm #1079

dougjoseph

@wootwoot
That seems to have worked! I am now trying out the upload feature! Thank you!
October 25, 2010 at 10:13 am #1080

zukny

I am also having this issue. I noticed that there has been given an answer to the problem, but I guess my question becomes Where is the  table %_sitemeta 

I’m thinking I would have to figure out how to use terminal on my mac, but i’m not that familiar w/ it. and would much rather just update it on the plugin php file itself. 

So my question becomes, which file is this? and where should the lines go?  Please help :)
December 1, 2010 at 10:43 pm #1081

dougjoseph

That table would be inside your MySQL database. If you have access to your MySQL database, usually via some type of admin software, you can edit the database’s contents that way.

If your WordPress install has a table prefix of, say, wp, then your table of the above name would be found with the complete name of wp_sitemeta.

Hope this helps.
December 1, 2010 at 10:44 pm #1082

dougjoseph

Let me add that your hosting account is usually where you access the free admin software that allows you to edit your MySQL database.
March 29, 2011 at 1:02 pm #1083

kevinok

When in is this going to be fixed?
This sucks I needed this plugin on multiple sites, on various hosts!

Its not the hosting its the dam code!

If I knew how to fix the shit I would do it myself.
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