Profile Install fails

Going to upload a new profile here in a minute, I will keep you posted.

That is odd bc I have run that installation multiple times.

Here is the latest version that has some new features and fixes some bugs:
http://openchurchsite.com/download/137/212/openchurch_d7-03-03-12.zip

Make sure you have enough php memory to finish the install. You will need at least 256mb, maybe up to 512mb.

Interesting, I ran the install again and it ran fine for me. That error usually involves trying to add a permission for a module that isn't enabled. I don't add permissions until the very end. I still wonder if this is a symptom of something else failing though. I have yet to be able to reproduce the error.

Do you know how to use drush?

If you ran drush si -yv openchurch and gave me the output that might give me a better idea as to what's going on. Right now I can't reproduce the problem and I don't know enough ab the error to narrow it down.

I still think the error could be resources related as in mysql settings.

This article has some suggestions for throttling up your mysql settings: http://drupal.org/node/259580

Also what php version are you using?

Just tried to install using webenabled in a empty environment and got the following error:

An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 200 Debugging information follows. Path: http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/install.php?profile=openchurch&locale=en... StatusText: OK ResponseText: Home | Drupal @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/modules/system/system.messages.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/modules/system/system.base.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/modules/system/system.theme.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/modules/system/system.menus.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/profiles/openchurch/modules/contrib/cale..."); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/modules/comment/comment.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/profiles/openchurch/modules/contrib/date..."); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/profiles/openchurch/modules/contrib/date..."); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/modules/field/theme/field.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/modules/node/node.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/modules/user/user.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/profiles/openchurch/modules/contrib/view..."); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/modules/system/system.admin.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/modules/system/system.maintenance.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/profiles/openchurch/modules/contrib/ctoo..."); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/profiles/openchurch/modules/contrib/pane..."); @import url("http://xxxx2.dev4.webenabled.net/themes/seven/reset.css?0"); @import url("http://xxxx.dev4.webenabled.net/themes/seven/style.css?0"); Home Installation tasksChoose profile(done)Choose language(done)Verify requirements(done)Set up database(done)Install profile(active)Configure siteFinished Warning message The Date API requires that you set up the site timezone and first day of week settings and the date format settings to function correctly. Status message You can now configure the CAPTCHA module for your site. SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1071 Specified key was too long; max key length is 1000 bytes

I think this is maybe due to the storage engine, myisam or innodb hitting against some limit when it's trying to index the database maybe? I am still looking for what setting we could throttle to fix this.

I know when I run this on Omega8 it works fine.

OK I turned on innodb settings and I finally got the error, it seems to be caused by fusion styles maybe? I now have something I can play with to see what specifically is causing this.

OK I reopened a fusion accelerator ticket that had the same error. It looks like it was fixed in dev so I am going to use the dev version (until a stable one gets fixed) so that this can run in more environments.

Alright I have changed fusion accelerator to use the dev version for now until they patch a stable branch:

http://openchurchsite.com/download/138/213/openchurch_d7-03-04-12.zip

I was able to install locally with innodb enabled. Let me know if this works

Tried the new build of 3/4/12 this morning.
Got really excited as all the modules installed this time, then got this message:
SQLSTATE[23000]: Integrity constraint violation: 1048 Column 'module' cannot be null
I have attached a screen shot.
Again, I am using webenabled developer x1 host.
Can't wait to get this installed. I've been waiting patiently for d7 version. Really appreciate your hard work on this profile.

I think I fixed this issue: 1.3 alpha - http://openchurchsite.com/download/140/214/openchurch_d7-03-04-12-01.zip

I created a blank site on webenabled and ran the installer and got the same error. I saw that it was crashing on the 'administer files' permission granted to the editor role. When I removed that permission from the editor role it installed correctly. That permission is only of moderate benefit, so I just removed it for the sake of getting this working.

Let me know if this works for you.

Made it through the module installs and then went to the initial set up screen without issue. After I submitted that data, I got error 500 back from the server. Here's what was in the server log files:

PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 100663296 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 79 bytes) in /home/clients/websites/w_ollh2/public_html/ollh2/includes/menu.inc on line 3707

I don't really know how much memory you get by default on webenabled developer account. How much do you think is needed for this profile? I have a support ticket to find out if they will increase the memory. How much do you have on your webenabled account?

Thanks again for your quick replies. I'm getting closer...

I think I just have the 1st level webenabled developer plan. I do need to do some more testing to see how much memory is the minimum amount needed to get through the installation.

The issue is that the install requires more memory than the actual site does once it is installed. I think it would be somewhere from 256-512mb likely. I think the D6 version would go around 300-400-ish when I ran it via Aegir whereas this one only peaks 125 via Aegir, but that is running via drush which I would suspect is more memory efficient.

I bumped the max memory in php.ini to 256M and the install succeeded. I'm still learning and didn't know you could adjust mem limits yourself with webenabled. Thanks for your perseverance on this issue.

I'll play with it and let you know of any other issues that might come up.

Thanks again!

Ya even though the demo site is still D6 at the moment it looks very similar to the D7 version.

Make sure your files directory is writable. Can you send me a screenshot?

hi,

i have been trying to install open church for the last 72 hours on my shared hosting account on bluehost. I have done everything on this thread... i still get this error no matter what i do

An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 500 Debugging information follows. Path: http://nyediongministries.org/install.php?profile=openchurch&locale=en&i... StatusText: Internal Server Error ResponseText:

the above error always comes when it gets to 64 of 113 profile install.

please help, i need to sleep.

Please check this page for some suggestions: http://openchurchsite.com/content/common-installation-problems

-Did you add ini_set('memory_limit','256M'); to your settings.php? I would try bumping up the memory from 256-512

yes i did that

a friend is using the same hosting company and did all the suggested settings and got it right. i honestly do not know why i can get it right.

i have started it over and over from scratch and still not getting results.

ok I think i got it now. still seeing some errors....

let me re-trace my steps.

thanks. i think i will sleep tonight :)

I'm running into the same issues above on a GoDaddy shared hosting environment. I've started with a fresh database several times, I've deleted and re-uploaded all the install profile files and nothing seems to work. It always fails in a different spot. I have upped the memory in settings.php (I don't have access to php.ini) to 512M but that hasn't helped either. The closest I've gotten is it will say everything installed OK, but when I go to the home page the main slideshow images are missing and if I try to go to /user or any admin pages it gives me a 500 Internal Server Error. I've also tried the Drupal 6 version and have been even less successful. On that version, I can't even get past the screen to select an installation profile. After I click continue it just gives me the 500 server error. I've installed Drupal many, many times on my hosting account and have never run into this much trouble.

Ya the difference is that these cheap hosts like GoDaddy & Bluehost are not optimized for Drupal and usually have very low php/mysql settings. Install profiles like OpenChurch & others take a fair amount of resources to install, but usually much less to run.

If you try to install OC on your local box and then import the database that might be another option. Alot of these hosts don't even give you access to modify mysql settings which is a problem. I can try to sign up for one of these and install, the problem is that I need a specific error message and the normal Drupal installer doesn't really give you that.

Another thing to try in your settings.php to something really long like:
set_time_limit(280);

The installer might be running up against the max execution time.

If /user isn't coming up either a) your .htaccess isn't there or b) you don't have clean urls enabled which is a feature of apache mod rewrite which is usually enabled.

You can try /?q=user and see if that comes up. Also your files directory needs to be world writable. Try setting it to writable post-install.

Thanks for the feedback. I will try that and let you know if any of that works. I'm not desperate to get it working or anything. I just thought it looked cool and wanted to play around with it. Thanks again!

In case this helps anybody else using GoDaddy hosting, it seems adding set_time_limit(280); to settings.php helped with the install process. All of the modules installed just fine but when it was done it gave me a 500 Internal Server Error. I hit the back button and let it do its thing again a few times and eventually it took me to the screen where you enter your primary user info, time zone, etc. It took about 10 tries of setting that before it finally worked but now everything looks good.

Thanks

Hmm that's weird. One thing that I get sometimes is that I have to change the files directory to writable (chmod -R 777 files) after the install sometimes to fix the images. Try that.

dbt102, I don't think the lack of image displaying is a permissions issue. I think the paths are just not finding the correct locations of the images.

I have temporarily edited the paths in Firebug (within Firefox) to add a period "." prior to the image path and the image would correctly display. The problem could be that you are installing this into a sub-directory of your web site, but the blocks are pointing to the root of the web site to start looking for the images.

One thing to try is to install http://drupal.org/project/pathologic bc I believe that it will automatically fix 'bad paths' for you. If that works I will add it to the profile to install by default.

Oh that's a good point, I didn't realize OC defaults had a dependency on toolbar. I will try to remove that dependency.

Changing status

This dependency is removed, so now you can disable toolbar safely:
http://openchurchsite.com/download/142/215/openchurch_d7-03-08-12.zip

Changing to fixed.

Changing to fixed