I recently switched webhosts and moved my MT installation and MySQL db.
After I ran the SQL dump on the new db I noticed a column called "fileinfo_file_path" in the "mt_fileinfo" table. As near as I can tell, this holds the server path to the file in question. The paths held in "fileinfo_file_path" reference the paths from my old host. I'm worried that this is going to cause problems for me. Anyone have any thoughts?
Full Version: What is the purpose of the "mt_fileinfo" table?
QUOTE (monkeyfromx @ Jan 9 2005, 09:50 PM) 
I recently switched webhosts and moved my MT installation and MySQL db.
After I ran the SQL dump on the new db I noticed a column called "fileinfo_file_path" in the "mt_fileinfo" table. As near as I can tell, this holds the server path to the file in question. The paths held in "fileinfo_file_path" reference the paths from my old host. I'm worried that this is going to cause problems for me. Anyone have any thoughts?
After I ran the SQL dump on the new db I noticed a column called "fileinfo_file_path" in the "mt_fileinfo" table. As near as I can tell, this holds the server path to the file in question. The paths held in "fileinfo_file_path" reference the paths from my old host. I'm worried that this is going to cause problems for me. Anyone have any thoughts?
is it a wrong question? too bad I have the same one... any takers?
Thank you in advance
It looks as if it is just the file system path for the output file.
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