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Hello,

This morning I downloaded MediaWiki 1.18.0 and attempted to upgrade my existing wiki from version 1.17.0. Unfortunately, maintenance/update.php fails when it attempts to create the table "uploadstash" with a MySQL error:

1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'TYPE=InnoDB' at line 17 (localhost)

A more detailed snippet from the output of update.php is included below, beneath my sig. Fortunately, I always backup before performing updates and I was able to download and update to 1.17.1 just fine. When I attempted to update from 1.17.1 to 1.18.0 I received the same error. I am currently running 1.17.1 without problems.

There are also a bunch of XCache related warnings, likely due to my current XCache configuration. I currently have xcache.var_size = 96M, so I have no idea why it would be "too small to enable var data caching". XCache works just fine with the rest of my custom site code. However, this is a separate issue than the CREATE TABLE problem which is the real show-stopper for me, so I'm a lot less worried about it.

Some extra relevant info: I'm running Fedora 15, Apache 2.2.21, PHP 5.3.8, and MySQL 5.5.14. My wiki is pretty much vanilla with no extensions. I have tweaked the MonoBook skin with a few customizations, but most of my custom skin consists of symbolic links to the MonoBook files and I make sure to check diffs of my changes against the originals after each upgrade. My wiki is public but locked down such that only I can post and edit articles.

Thanks for any help anyone can provide.

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Jeff Darlington General Protection Fault http://www.gpf-comics.com/

Relevant portion of update.php output: ======================================

Creating uploadstash table...PHP Warning: xcache_get(): xcache.var_size is either 0 or too small to enable var data caching in {path-to-wiki}/includes/objectcache/XCacheBagOStuff.php on line 17 PHP Warning: xcache_get(): xcache.var_size is either 0 or too small to enable var data caching in {path-to-wiki}/includes/objectcache/XCacheBagOStuff.php on line 17 PHP Warning: xcache_set(): xcache.var_size is either 0 or too small to enable var data caching in {path-to-wiki}/includes/objectcache/XCacheBagOStuff.php on line 35 PHP Warning: xcache_get(): xcache.var_size is either 0 or too small to enable var data caching in {path-to-wiki}/includes/objectcache/XCacheBagOStuff.php on line 17 PHP Warning: xcache_set(): xcache.var_size is either 0 or too small to enable var data caching in {path-to-wiki}/includes/objectcache/XCacheBagOStuff.php on line 35 PHP Warning: xcache_set(): xcache.var_size is either 0 or too small to enable var data caching in {path-to-wiki}/includes/objectcache/XCacheBagOStuff.php on line 35 PHP Warning: xcache_unset(): xcache.var_size is either 0 or too small to enable var data caching in {path-to-wiki}/includes/objectcache/XCacheBagOStuff.php on line 47 PHP Warning: xcache_unset(): xcache.var_size is either 0 or too small to enable var data caching in {path-to-wiki}/includes/objectcache/XCacheBagOStuff.php on line 47 A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "CREATE TABLE `uploadstash` ( us_id int unsigned NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY auto_increment, us_user int unsigned NOT NULL, us_key varchar(255) NOT NULL, us_orig_path varchar(255) NOT NULL, us_path varchar(255) NOT NULL, us_source_type varchar(50), us_timestamp varbinary(14) not null, us_status varchar(50) not null, us_size int unsigned NOT NULL, us_sha1 varchar(31) NOT NULL, us_mime varchar(255), us_media_type ENUM("UNKNOWN", "BITMAP", "DRAWING", "AUDIO", "VIDEO", "MULTIMEDIA", "OFFICE", "TEXT", "EXECUTABLE", "ARCHIVE") default NULL, us_image_width int unsigned, us_image_height int unsigned, us_image_bits smallint unsigned ) TYPE=InnoDB " from within function "DatabaseBase::sourceFile( {path-to-wiki}/maintenance/archives/patch-uploadstash.sql )". Database returned error "1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'TYPE=InnoDB' at line 17 (localhost)"