Installation NOT Possible [message #13301] |
Mon, 29 September 2003 15:10 |
sirco
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When I go through the Forum I see Installation Problems all over... The unlucky part is that I have them Too. The installer just does Not Work. I start to ask me "Why do the Developers not give out the files in an .zip Extractable Archive, and let users upload them themselves" This would probably solve many problems people are getting ...
I have Uploaded the non Zlib Compressed Installer as tar.gz , Extracted them directly on the Commandline on my ISP. Went to the Install.php in the Browser and got the Following.
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Warning: Unexpected character in input: '' (ASCII=6) state=1 in /home/www/basic/account/forum/install.php on line 33707
Parse error: parse error in /home/www/basic/account/forum/install.php on line 33707
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Periode End of the Story. There was no Programm involved which could change anything when It was decrompressed. I mean the Linux Tar command would not alter anything of the Code wouldn't it ?
so what can I do now ???
Download another Forum and just leave Fudforum as an uninstallable Option ???
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Re: Installation NOT Possible [message #13314 is a reply to message #13313] |
Mon, 29 September 2003 20:35 |
Ilia
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The md5sum of a file, can be obtained this way:
md5sum [filename]
Please generate md5sum both of the tar.gz file & the install.php files.
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Re: Installation NOT Possible [message #13319 is a reply to message #13314] |
Mon, 29 September 2003 20:44 |
sirco
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md5sum fud.tar.gz
5b2bc9d565399f566c862667dec2b6e3 fud.tar.gz
md5sum install.php
e861a165e86faab263ade65e1e3cd67e install.php
hope this helps
(I renamed the Installfile to fud.tar.gz just because I was to lazy to type in the whole name.. this should however not affect anything I guess)
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Re: Installation NOT Possible [message #13323 is a reply to message #13319] |
Mon, 29 September 2003 21:06 |
Ilia
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The md5sums are correct, you have the correct files, I've downloaded the installer just now and can confirm the files are correct. However, my PHP finds nothing wrong with the install script and happily runs it.
(You can check validity of the script by running "php -l install.php").
Which PHP version are you using, are you using Apache sapi or cgi?
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Re: Installation NOT Possible [message #14574 is a reply to message #14572] |
Mon, 17 November 2003 20:49 |
Ilia
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There is no mistake in the md5 check. How did you decompress the install script? I suspect something in this process modified the install script and caused the problem you are seeing.
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Re: Installation NOT Possible [message #14671 is a reply to message #14665] |
Wed, 19 November 2003 14:52 |
Ilia
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I take it you arey trying to install RC6?
At what stage does the installation fail?
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Re: Installation NOT Possible [message #14681 is a reply to message #14671] |
Wed, 19 November 2003 15:20 |
peduso
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hi,
I took the latest stable release and i took an older one and both resulted in
Quote: | Warning: Unexpected character in input: '' (ASCII=31) state=1 in /kunden/dpsgbergischland.de/webseiten/FUDforum2/install.php on line 924
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This is for release 2.3.9 i think for the latest stable release the linenumber is bigger.
But now i tried the RC6 and *yeah* it works.
What does this teach me? "Every time try the latest version before bothering the developers!"
Thanks for your quick answer.
Peter
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