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Did you up the memory_limit before running install?
I’m getting a similar issue. However, I’m getting a different error. It’s whining about a missing core.transport.zip file in the /core/packages/. Keep in mind that I pulled the release I’m using straight from the SVN so there is no core.transport.zip file included. I also noticed that I’m unable to check the "Core Package has been manually unpacked" box during install. So...err...what’s up?
Jeff Whitfield
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Yep, you have to build it if your using SVN, instructions are here
http://svn.modxcms.com/docs/display/revolution/Development+and+Testing+Notes, relevant bit :-
If this is the first time you are building from SVN, copy the file build.config.sample.php to build.config.php and edit the properties to point at a valid database with proper credentials. NOTE that this database does not have to contain anything; the build script just needs to be able to make a connection to a MySQL database.
From the command line, change your working directory to _build/ and execute the command "php transport.core.php". This process will take an extended period of time (100 to 250 seconds likely), so be patient. (Note: on Mac Mini (1.66Ghz Intel Core Duo with 2GB RAM) running the Leopard development environment as outlined below, this only takes 5-10 seconds.)
Note that you can also do this from the browser by browsing to the _build/transport.core.php directory, if that directory is accessible in your web server setup.
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Well, shiver me timbers! Good to know!
Jeff Whitfield
"I like my coffee hot and strong, like I like my women, hot and strong... with a spoon in them."
I increased the memory limit to 32M and retried. Unfortunately I still have the same problem.
Once I click install I get a blank screen.
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Quote from: shamblett at Mar 23, 2009, 02:22 PM
Yep, you have to build it if your using SVN, instructions are here http://svn.modxcms.com/docs/display/revolution/Development+and+Testing+Notes, relevant bit :-
If this is the first time you are building from SVN, copy the file build.config.sample.php to build.config.php and edit the properties to point at a valid database with proper credentials. NOTE that this database does not have to contain anything; the build script just needs to be able to make a connection to a MySQL database.
From the command line, change your working directory to _build/ and execute the command "php transport.core.php". This process will take an extended period of time (100 to 250 seconds likely), so be patient. (Note: on Mac Mini (1.66Ghz Intel Core Duo with 2GB RAM) running the Leopard development environment as outlined below, this only takes 5-10 seconds.)
Note that you can also do this from the browser by browsing to the _build/transport.core.php directory, if that directory is accessible in your web server setup.
I did the same mistake. Just read between the lines carefully.
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I have not built from SVN, i have just downloaded the package from the main modx website - as such i don’t have a build directory
