typo3 迁移到新服务器不工作

Question

I trying to move a typo3 website to a new server.I moved all the files across and created a new database and imported all the tables from the old database. I then updated the localconf.php file with the new database settings. However, I'm now getting a series of fatal errors which seem to be because the paths in the typo3 old website used a mixture of uppercase and lowercase letters, but on the new server all the files and folders are lowercase, and it is throwing an error whenever an internal path is using uppercase letters because it can't find the path or file.I don't know if this is particular to 1&1 who are my hosts.

Is there an easy way to fix this or do I have to go through all the internal code to change all the paths to lowercase? Which seems a little unrealistic. I was hoping I'd be able to transfer the website over in a few hours, but so far have spent about a day on it. I also do not know typo3 at all, this is my first time with it. Though I am experienced in setting up Drupal and Joomla websites and thought it wouldn't be so different.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Ben

EDIT - Additional information:

The error message I'm getting is:

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/htdocs/vincent/typo3conf/ext/formhandler/Resources/PHP/Hooks/class.tx_formhandler_stdwrap.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php5') in /htdocs/vincent/t3lib/class.t3lib_div.php on line 5046

The line 5046 is the last line of code below. I don't know which path is being referred to in the $requireFile variable.

    /**
 * Require a class for TYPO3
 * Useful to require classes from inside other classes (not global scope). A limited set of global variables are available (see function)
 */
public static function requireOnce($requireFile)    {
    global $T3_SERVICES, $T3_VAR, $TYPO3_CONF_VARS;

    require_once ($requireFile);
}

Answer 1

Looks like, the problem is in the cache, which was made on Your old installation. Check if typo3temp, typo3conf/temp_* files are removed.

If it will not work, pelase post here fatal errors You get. It will help to understand the nature of Your problem.

Answer 2

I managed to resolve the problem by changing the names of any folders with uppercase letters to lowercase.

When I moved the site across I had used a zip file, and for some reason, when I unzipped the file it must have created some of the folder names using initial capitals and this is what had caused the problem.