By mateo-1 on

Database has been set up. User has been set up with all privileges for that database. Log-in and "CREATE TABLE" tested via the command line. In the drupal installation, cannot get past the Database configuration screen. I type in the information and it brings me back to the page. No error message of any sort. No information whatsoever about what went wrong. Just reloads the page. Again, I have tested that the user exists and is able to modify this particular database.

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marcvangend’s picture

marcvangend
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Are you installing Drupal 6 or Drupal 7? I see your post is tagged with Drupal 7, but since you're a new user, I would suppose/hope/recommend that you start with the latest stable version, which is 6.14.

Steve Dossett’s picture

Steve Dossett commented

Here you go:

http://www.alwaysgetbetter.com/blog/2008/11/24/drupal-stuck-at-database-...

Elteto’s picture

Elteto commented

Yes, I would think it is the settings.php file... It is detailed in the above referenced article.

einsteinsboi’s picture

einsteinsboi commented

Make sure in the sites/default folder that you didn't just rename default.settings.php to settings.php. You have to make a copy of the file and then rename the copy to settings.php. Drupal needs both those files to be there.

Steve Dossett’s picture

Steve Dossett commented

As a point of reference, I had to up my limit to 96 megs to successfully handle all the modules I was running. I've heard of people using 128 as well for local machine work.