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    • 19872
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    The only error is the one that occurred during setup
    [2013-01-07 02:54:08] (ERROR @ /setup/index.php) An error occurred while trying to remove the setup directory.

    I have installed MODx for the third time now (3 different sites) and each time the auto removal of the setup does not work.

    Quote from: sottwell at Jan 08, 2013, 11:50 PM
    So it is actually saving, just not returning properly after the save. Any errors in the Manager's error log? How about Javascript errors on the page?
      • 19872
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      Quote from: sottwell at Jan 08, 2013, 11:59 PM
      Hm. Definitely sounds like time to cut your losses on this one; your time is worth more than that.

      Tomorrow goDaddy gets another site.
        • 19872
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        My brain hurts. It's off to bed.

        Thanks for jumping in Susan. Much appreciated.
          • 19872
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          Final decision has been made to move my sites to my goDaddy accounts. MODx on that server is running lightening fast. The manager is super responsive.

          I could troubleshoot the install at myHosting til I am blue in the face, and probably still not have a complete grip on how, why or what the database is doing. They claim the default setting is utf8 unicode. For whatever reason, MODx setup must get confused and interjects latin1_swedish. Additional issue with the install—both times with this site—is that 4 needed directories do not get created, and had to be manually created and permissions manually set.

          At goDaddy, the only issue I experienced was that I had to turn off compress_js and compress_css in order to get the manager interface to not display a blank white page.
          Other than that all seems good for now with that install.
            • 3749
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            They claim the default setting is utf8 unicode.

            I strongly suspect that that's true now, but wasn't when you first installed MODX. They wouldn't be the first (or the last) host to blame their mistakes on a CMS platform.

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