Other admin pages respond with status code 500. This happens because there are tables missing in the cowfc database.
For example, when navigating to the Bans page. The database is query'd for banned ip's. But this results in an error because the "banned" table doesn't exist.
So am I missing a step or is there a database design, so I can create the tables myself?
So the problem is not that there a tables missing, rather mariadb returns an error saying that the table does'nt exist. This problem doesnt occur on ubuntu with mysql. So lets have a look at that.
Other admin pages respond with status code 500. This happens because there are tables missing in the cowfc database.
For example, when navigating to the Bans page. The database is query'd for banned ip's. But this results in an error because the "banned" table doesn't exist.
So am I missing a step or is there a database design, so I can create the tables myself?