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I have a very weird problem.

Yesterday my Mint install was went down because of a problem with MediaTemple’s database servers. I think the database unavailability messed up my Mint installation.

But here’s the weird bit: Mint is still tracking. It still adds visits to the database, and the “Visits” Pepper still works, but “Pages” “Crushes” and every other Pepper doesn’t work.

I’ve tried using @?errors@ and @?live-debug@ to no avail.

Here’s a screenshot: http://other.cameron.io/media/mint.png

There’s current visit activity in Visits but Pages says no activity for the last 16 hours.

And if it helps, I recently moved from A Small Orange hosting to MediaTemple.

I switched because I wanted a higher-end host. So far, Media Temple has been okay, but they could be better. Every host has their quirks. It was between (mt) or Joyent, and I have a client on Joyent and I don’t like how their system works (in terms of support, control panel, etc).

I’m thinking my problems are from a corrupted database. Mint has been working fine on Media Temple since I moved from ASO, but ever since that database downtime, it’s been screwed up.

Yup, It’s not in the “Structure” tab in PHPMyAdmin for mint_visits.

How do I create it?

(And from browsing around, it sounds like it’s different based on 32- and 64-bit hosts. I use (mt) so I’m guess it’s 64-bit? I don’t know how to tell.)

Mint can tell you which architecture you’re on. Just point your mouse at the Mint version number in the footer. After a second a tooltip should appear giving you the internal Mint version number and the server architecture (eg. v215 on 32).