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When attempting to install ModX on my webserver, the installation program goes through it’s checks and tells me I have no problem (after I renamed the two files that windows so kindly lower cased for me). When I click on Next (Install), it takes me to the "Install Results" screen with the following information:
"Setup will now attempt to setup the database:
Creating connection to the database: OK!
Selecting database ’modx’: OK!
Checking table prefix ’modx_’: OK!
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And that is it. When I lot into my database, it does not list any tables at all. I have tried deleting the entire database, recreating it. I have re-uploaded my files to the server 3 times and it still does the same thing. I have tried using both IE and Firefox to see if the problem might be due to IE.
I left the default ’Check boxes’ and default values for everything up to the setting up the database screen, where I inserted my information. Connection verified as working on that page, in addition to the pre-installation screen.
I am using a MySQL 4 database (v 4.0.27-log protocol version 10), since the install scripts would not connect to my MySQL 5 database that I created for it.
Thank you in advance for any help that you may be able to provide,
Stephen
EDIT-I was able to get the database setup by manually installing the tables from the SQL file and then inserting the default values from the sql-data file. Now to attempt to install the rest of the system. When I navigate to my homepage, I get the error "MODx is not currently installed or the configuration file cannot be found. Do you want to install now?" After going through the menu---using the upgrade option because my prefix already exists-"Install results
Setup will now attempt to setup the database:
Creating connection to the database: OK!
Selecting database `modx`: OK!
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And it just hangs there...
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Exact same problem here, I’m uploading the p1 version now in stead of the p2 version just to test if it might solve the problem.
Any help on this issue would be appreciated.
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Thanks for that link!
Trying to install on a apache 1.3.27 webserver running php 4.2.1 and MySQL Client API version 3.23.5
So i guess MySQL (or to be more exact my hosters’ ) is a little out of date. I guess i have myself a real problem here.
Hope to find a workaround though.
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I’ve just send my hoster a mail requesting this. I doubt if they are going to do so for me, but have to wait for their reply.
For testing environment I use a debian server with apache and newer PHP and MySQL and ik works like a charm.
Thanks for the reply though.... Now i don’t have to invest valuable time in solving something unsolvable.
PHP 4.2.1 is also ancient. I don’t think you’ll have much luck there either.
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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