I followed the instructions here: http://groups.drupal.org/aegir/0.1-RC1

When I get to #3 Install a new site using the HostSlave install profile in sites/default

I do this, and the installer page then sends me to the provision page, but got the WSOD. The main root of the site gets the WSOD as well.

I can get to the admin section directly, but nothing is sticking out to me as incorrect.

Any ideas of where to start troubleshooting?

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boris mann’s picture

Did you check your error logs? sudo tail /var/log/httpd/error_log is the command to run on most default UNIX like systems.

mrthumpz’s picture

Yes I did check my error log, I only have a favicon file does not exist error. Error log has only 2 lines.

boris mann’s picture

OK, that definitely sounds like the classic memory exhausted. Try setting your php memory limit to 64M.

mrthumpz’s picture

Project: Hosting » Provision
Version: 5.x-0.1-beta1 » 6.x-0.1-rc1
Category: support » bug

I previously had it set at 96M, so that is def. not the issue.

I have it now narrowed down to the provision module, so I am switching the project on this.

This is only occurring with I am trying to access /provision.

adrian’s picture

I believe this is a documentation issue..

what's missing is a message saying to to go the directory where you installed the site, and run
'path/to/drush.php provision setup'

All the documentation was moved to hosting, and this was killed during that. The line seems to be commented out in provision.module.

mrthumpz’s picture

yep. As soon as I ran the drush.php provision setup (although I had to add --root and --uri to make it work) I got everything working.

Thanks.

mrthumpz’s picture

Component: Miscellaneous » Documentation
anarcat’s picture

Title: HostSlave install for Drupal 6 fails » Document 'provision setup' in hostslave/provision
Category: bug » task
Priority: Normal » Critical
adrian’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

committed to d5 and d6 branches.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.