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During a clean fresh install, this pops up at the final screen of installation onto apache server, running apache 2.2, mysql5 and php5. Screenshot attached.
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Comments
Comment #1
georgemastro CreditAttribution: georgemastro commentedYour FTP client is probably incorrectly classifying png files as ascii files. Try transferring them manually with your transfer setting set to "binary".
Comment #2
Tabestan CreditAttribution: Tabestan commentedI do get a 500 error at the last install step.
When I go to the website root (localhost/opendeals), I do see the theme but no content.
I can add content but it's not showing on the frontpage. Plus it says "45 purchases" even if I just created it...
The first version looked better...
Comment #3
yannisc CreditAttribution: yannisc commentedTry reinstalling making sure that you have set PHP memory limit to at least 128Mb.
The distro is tested and installing fine, if you do the above.
Comment #4
nchar CreditAttribution: nchar commentedTry to set PHP memory limiy to 128MB and max execution time to 60.
Comment #5
nchar CreditAttribution: nchar commented@volvic0402 try to use the .zip file instead of .tar.gz
Comment #6
volvic0402 CreditAttribution: volvic0402 commentedHi Nikkos,
I did use the Zip file, and also php memory was set to 128mb. Still the same issue. I can't see it affecting any performance yet though.
Comment #7
nchar CreditAttribution: nchar commentedWhat type of server do you use? What version of php? Try to download and reupload all images in /profiles/opendeals/demo_content/ using an ftp client.
Comment #8
volvic0402 CreditAttribution: volvic0402 commentedServer is apache 2.2, php 5+ and MySQL 5+. The site I have created is working as it is supposed to so far. I haven't run in to any problems with functionality, but it's just to make you aware of the error more than anything else.
Comment #9
nchar CreditAttribution: nchar commented