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Unable to start installation
#1
Hello,

I'm having troubles with GetSimple instalation (version 3.2.0).
Instead of setup page I'm receiving huge number of warnings - here is the page: http://www.blackeye.cz/test/cms/

PHP version is 5.2.12 (http://www.blackeye.cz/test/cms/nfo.php) and folders permissions are set to 0755.
(When I set them to 0777, the amount of the warnings gets lesser, but the main problem stays).

Does anybody know what the problem could be?

Thanx
Peter
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#2
Looks like the permissions are definitely messed up. You should try making the install.php 0777 along with making the data, tmp, and plugin folder either 755 or 777.

Make sure when you set those, you include all sun directories and files.

That's a start and will clear up errors so we can get down to the main errors.
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#3
(2013-02-17, 00:27:49)JWH_Matthew Wrote: Looks like the permissions are definitely messed up. You should try making the install.php 0777 along with making the data, tmp, and plugin folder either 755 or 777.

Make sure when you set those, you include all sun directories and files.

That's a start and will clear up errors so we can get down to the main errors.


OK, so I set 777 to everything in test folder.
Here is the result page: http://www.blackeye.cz/test/cms/admin/install.php

Thnx
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#4
What installation package do you use?

There is an error message en_US.UTF-8.php is missing. But default installation uses en_US.php.
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#5
(2013-02-18, 01:38:58)Psychosopher Wrote: What installation package do you use?

There is an error message en_US.UTF-8.php is missing. But default installation uses en_US.php.

This one: http://get-simple.info/download
I downloaded it just yesterday...
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#6
I would delete everything and try a fresh installation.

Are there perhaps files in the directories /test and /cms not belonging to GetSimple CMS? Any .htaccess?
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#7
en_US.UTF-8.php is not a valid file
why is it loading this ?
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#8
(2013-02-18, 05:19:55)shawn_a Wrote: en_US.UTF-8.php is not a valid file
why is it loading this ?

Honestly, I have no idea ...
I downloaded the installation pack and copied it to my site as it was.
No changes made, no .htaccess added.

I've tried to do the same on my other website, hosted somewhere else and it worked fine, as well as the local installation.

So I suppose it has to do something with the hosting, though I have no clue what exactly.
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#9
I think there is something messed up. Something is missing or something added.

Have you tried to delete all files and make a fresh installation?

When I enter for example

http://www.blackeye.cz/test/cms/admin/inc/common.php

I'm redirected to

http://www.blackeye.cz/test/cms/inc/admin/install.php

There I get the message:

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Stránka nenalezena!

Zkuste www.blackeye.cz
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#10
(2013-02-18, 06:37:57)Psychosopher Wrote: I think there is something messed up. Something is missing or something added.

Have you tried to delete all files and make a fresh installation?

1. you get custom 404 error page <- call owner of this hosting account
2. en_us translation file is missing; did you upload all files correctly ?
it's a common problem
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#11
But why is it trying to load en_US.UTF-8.php unless they modified something.
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#12
(2013-02-18, 23:45:08)shawn_a Wrote: But why is it trying to load en_US.UTF-8.php unless they modified something.

Well, I have no idea, why it was loading this file.

I started to be a little desperate, so I just gave it what it wanted and renamed the file en_US.php to en_US.UTF-8.php.

And ... surprise! ... it worked!

Don't ask me why the script decided to use another name, I swear I made no changes to it.

For now I'm quite happy that it works, but I'll try to find out in the code, what could cause such a weird behavior.

Thanks everyone for your help!

Peter
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#13
Does the Lang in your gs config say utf-8 pr set locale?
Was there a lang query string on the URL?
Does your install have any existing files, user files etc?
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#14
Had the same problem and I got the same PHP Version on the server.

I created a .htaccess file in admin with the following:

Action php /cgi-php5/php
AddHandler php5 .php

maybe this helps.

cheers
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#15
(2013-03-08, 00:07:10)itsmeee Wrote: Had the same problem and I got the same PHP Version on the server.

I created a .htaccess file in admin with the following:

Action php /cgi-php5/php
AddHandler php5 .php

maybe this helps.

cheers
I encountered the same problem today. Found this thread; creating a .htacces file with AddHandler php53-cgi .php fixed it for me.
Thanks for the hint Smile
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#16
usually you just turn php on in your host control panel
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#17
PHP 5.2.12 is activated but it didn't work without the .htacces.

Running on All-Inkl Webspace, maybe there is a problem with their configuration? I'm not an expert so I don't know Smile
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#18
I love it when nobody reads the WIKI ;O=

http://get-simple.info/wiki/installation:all-inkl
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