It has been several months but I've installed different versions of Drupal in about 7 domains. However, installing the 6.0 release hasn't been successful for me.
I initially tried updating from a beta version of 6.0b3. When I followed the update procedure and SEEMED to have successesfully completed the process except that Status Report still kept complaining that "Some modules have database schema updates to install." This 'schema update" complaint persisted after multiple attempts to update the databases. I only had core modules installed from the beta versions.
So then I tried deleting the databases, all the Drupal directories and tried re-installing from scratch. I re-uploaded freshly extracted files from drupal-6.0.tar.gz, set the write permissions for the Site directories and files, created a new MySQL database and ran the install. I selected English and ran put in the database information (including the non- LocalHost server).
The progress window said the following were complete:
Choose Language
Verify Requirements
Set up database
But the installer has sat on Install site with the progress bar (barberpole) turning for over 2 hours on each of the 3 attempts. If I break out of the install page,
- Trying to rerun update.php gives:
- Fatal error: Call to undefined function filter_xss_bad_protocol() in /usr/www/users/...../includes/common.inc on line 888
- Selecting English when rerunning install.php gives:
- user warning: 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 ') ORDER BY fit DESC LIMIT 0, 1' at line 1 query: SELECT * FROM menu_router WHERE path IN () ORDER BY fit DESC LIMIT 0, 1 in /usr/www/users/...../includes/menu.inc on line 316.
user warning: 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 ') ORDER BY fit DESC LIMIT 0, 1' at line 1 query: SELECT * FROM menu_router WHERE path IN () ORDER BY fit DESC LIMIT 0, 1 in /usr/www/users/...../includes/menu.inc on line 316.
Status MyPHPadmin 2.11.4
MySQL 5.0.45
PHP 5.2.5
Apache 2.2.4
FreeBSD 6.2-RELEASE-p1
It appears that the database creation was successful but that's hard to tell without a list of the properly created tables and number of records. This is what MyPHPadmin said had been created:
Rec Tables
=== ==================
0 access
0 actions
0 actions_aid
0 authmap
1 batch
3 blocks
0 blocks_roles
0 boxes
0 cache
0 cache_block
0 cache_filter
0 cache_form
0 cache_menu
0 cache_page
0 comments
0 files
7 filters
2 filter_formats
0 flood
0 history
0 menu_links
0 menu_router
0 node
1 node_access
0 node_comment_statistics
0 node_counter
0 node_revisions
0 node_type
2 permission
2 role
1 sessions
39 system
0 term_data
0 term_hierarchy
0 term_node
0 term_relation
0 term_synonym
0 url_alias
2 users
0 users_roles
5 variable
0 vocabulary
0 vocabulary_node_types
== =========================
65 43 table(s)
Any suggestions for my next step in troubleshooting?
Comments
For a few records more
Perhaps there is something bogging down the database server. I when back in and found 1 more record each in Cache and Variable tables. Still, an hour to create 2 records seems a bit much.
Same Problem
Exactly the same problem, except : 86 tables were created.
We need some help here... thx
Twice the tables?
Pilates,
That is exactly twice the number of tables. Are you installing to to multiple domains?
I started all over again and let it run again last night. After 8 hours, it is still stuck with the "Installing Drupal" barber pole spiinning in the "Install site" step while it says "Initializing." 43 table, 68 records (2 more in the cache table and 1 more in the sessions)
One other thing was different during the install though...
I had to add a "php_flag register_globals off" line to my .htaccess file to get past the initial checks. I didn't download a new copy of Drupal but it behaved differently this time. Odd.
i have the same problem too
after 1 hour ....Initializing.
i see 43 tables
There is a suggestion that
There is a suggestion that cookies might be contributing to our problems in thread SQL Syntax warning while installing Drupal: SELECT * FROM menu_router ... menu.inc on line 316. The suggestions there didn't help me but maybe your situation is different. (A least there were knowledgeable people actually making suggestions in that thread too!) It is worth reading the thread and commenting there too.
After 5 days and 6 separate attempts to do clean installs with Drupal version 6, I'm stepping back to version 5.1 again. That installed with only the normal hiccups this morning. I guess my next step is to set up a local XAMPP testbed again and see if THAT works. then I can work with my hosting service to find out what is conflicting with with their mySQL implementation.
Works with version 6.1 release
The 6.1 installation completes without problems for me on the same server setup.
Disable Automatic Updates
I was having issues getting a successful D6 install on thumb drive w/ xampp and disabling the 'check for updates' feature during the install seemed to work. I was able to complete the install on thumb drive and a workstation install w/ XAMPP behind corp firewall has greatly improved performance w/out the auto update feature enabled: http://drupal.org/node/224013
Same Issue, multiple failed installs
I'm having the same issue you as you. I'm trying to set up drupal on my portfolio site hosted on 1and1.com since yesterday.
I have set up plenty of other drupal installs on 1and1 before with out issues, but this one has been giving me all kinds of trouble.
It get's as far as Initializing, and stays there for ever. I even left it over night with no luck. I get the same 43 tables that install, and they are there almost instantly. Waiting does not proceed any further. I have attempted the install around 20 times now and nothing seams to be working.
My only thoughts at this point in time, is I know 6.9 has installed successfully for me, so I'm going to try installing 6.9 now then updating to 6.10 to see if it's an issue with the latest version.
Well, I have gone back and
Well, I have gone back and tried older versions of drupal. Tried installing on more then 1 1and1 account, tried different databases including 4.0 and 5.0. Over the past 3 days I have tried more then 30 times to install drupal with no luck. It just stops and sits at Initializing forever. I have installed drupal 6 on 1and1 on 3 different accounts before without issues and all those installs are still working. I have also tried installing with different browsers and computers in case the trouble was at my end.
I don't understand what is going on here and why I can't install drupal over the past 3 days. If any one has any idea's please let me know.
Had a similar problem, and
Had a similar problem, and the solution was to drop the halfway-installed tables, edit sites/default/settings.php and make sure $base_url pointed at the web-accessible domain.
What was happening was, drupal was trying to redirect me to the next step in the installation process, and somehow picked up the servers internal (not internet accessible) domain name and thus the installation process froze.
Having the same problem
I am having the same problem guyz, and also I am stuck at the installation. This is really frustrating.
There are no logs or nothing to trace, I am monitoring system logs along with the httpd logs.
How am I supposed to know what is wrong with the installation?
This bug is fixed in 6.16
This bug is fixed in 6.16 version.
Hi I tried the 6.16.
Hi
I tried the 6.16. version, but the issue remains. I am also stuck at the initializing process.
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Correction:
It seems the problem is resolved. I am very sorry but it was because my browser did not allow pop-ups, the moment I enabled it the process moved on.
Sorry for the hassles.
It created 46 rows in database for me. I hope that is not an issue.
Regards
Oddly getting the same
Oddly getting the same problem with 6.17 on a set up where I have set up various Drupal 6 sites.
44 tables created, 65 rows.
Site name is affiliate.system on WAMP (PHP 5.2.11, Apache 2).
Just tried with affiliate.system.com too, same problem, 44 tables, 65 rows.
James T
Action Medical Research - www.action.org.uk