packages manager can't list packages, WHEN resizeimagecrop packages is downloaded

Hi,

It seams I always get issues each time I try to setup a fresh 2.2 install...

Using php5.3 I ran the setup process with no particular pb (once php timezone has been set).

I choose permissions 755 for new folders and 644 for files, then I went to packages manager and download a bunch of packages.
Made no install of then.
When I finally tried to list then to install the packages manager does not show nothing (loading is turning endlessly).
Tried to logout, to delete cookies and so on. same thing on Chrome and Firefox.
php info says curl is here.

the zip + uncompress corresponding folders are actually at their places.


thank you [ed. note: elz064 last edited this post 14 years, 5 months ago.]

Did you upload the MODX zip file to your host and extract there, or upload an already unzipped MODX install? If I have a problem with installs, the first thing I've usually run into is that the user running MODX doesn't have enough permissions on the file structure.

(Although this tends to mostly catch me out on localhost installs, to be fair - it then can affect Package Management unless I brute force permissions - which never ends well).

hmm..
THis is a virtual host (into a dedicated)
I send the modx installzip to the correct serveur folder and, then, unzip it through ssh. (so much more quickly)

I did not had issue during install (except as I said the timezone of the php conf was not correctly set. Once this has been done, the setup ran like a breeze).

the packages folder is 755, files into it 644.
The package manager did not add any pb to download the zip and extract them, cause I see them in my ftp tool.

I made a new fresh install after erasing tables.

The manager works as soon I don't have more than 10 packages.
When I download a few more, then "back to packages manager " does not return from "loading".

Or the add-on resize-imagecrop is guilty, because it seams the issue occurs once I downloaded it.

EDIT YES EACH TIME I get this
RezImgCrop, the package manager crash !!
[ed. note: elz064 last edited this post 14 years, 5 months ago.]