By crezo on
I can't install Drupal6 on my Windows XP sp2. I am at Set Up Database step and i do enter correct database name, user and password and click Save and Continue but it keeps taking me back to the same Set Up Database. Any help on this would be appriciated.
Im using:
Windows XP SP2
HOSTS 127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.0.1 drupal
Drupal 6.4
WAMP 2.0
C:\wamp\www\drupal\sites\dup
C:\wamp\www\drupal\sites\dup - permissions for folders to EVERYONE
C:\wamp\www\drupal\sites\dup\settings.php
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Is there any error message
Is there any error message or warning?
Regards
Patrick Nelson
UnderDesign Web Designers and Developers in Nottingham and the UK
www.underdesign.co.uk
Same problem
I have the same problem. No error is generated. when you click "Save and continue", you are simply returned to the "Database configuration" screen with all the fields being empty.
This is strange. Can you
This is strange. Can you check your Apache web server's error log file?
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default.setttings.php
I had the same problem, and in the apache error log I had the error msg:
"PHP Warning: fopen(./sites/default/default.settings.php) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in C:\\Program Files\\Apache Group\\Apache2\\htdocs\\drupal-6.4\\includes\\install.inc on line 187, referer: http://localhost:8080/drupal-6.4/install.php?profile=default&locale=en"
The problem was that I had renamed default.settings.php to settings.php. Instead I should have copied it and named it settings.php (ie have 2 files in /sites/default/). After that was fixed I had no problems anymore.
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This solved my problem,
This solved my problem, Thanks
Yes it solved to for me too,
Yes it solved to for me too, maybe this should be emphasized in the installation procedure, at the moment it says :
Maybe adding something like "(default.settings.php must not be renamed or removed)" would avoid this confusion :S Or even better, detect if this file was altered during or before the Database configuration step and report it. Anyways, an error without an error message is certainly not user-friendly !
me too
solved it for me too. Feels like a close call w/ death.
This solved my problem too.
Perhaps this is a common enough mistake that it should be documented somewhere, or at least produce an error that makes sense.
YES, This confused me too - database on localhost issue
As I like to keep my directories clean(to a fault); thank you for keeping this page alive.
Drupal set up database on localhost issue; make sure to keep a copy of default.settings.php or you'll be sorry.
Change name of file to keep.me.settings.php