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Installation Problems

Posted: Thu 20. Oct 2005, 18:28
by macmukka
I have already checked as many posts as possible and cant work this out. Sorry if the answer is out there.


SYSTEM
system: Windows NT JR-PC 5.1 build 2600
server: Apache/1.3.33 (Win32) PHP/5.0.5
php: v5.0.5
path: c:/program files/apache group/apache/htdocs
php.ini: register_globals = Off -> that's good :)
safe_mode = Off ->
PHPWCMS (VERSION 1.2.5-DEV)

PROBLEMS

I have created a blank MySQL database called hsj.
When I tick create all db tables: sometimes the setup creates the tables, but then reports this error:-
Please proof your database settings. There might be some mistakes!

If I carry on and untick create all db tables: I then have problems when I tick Create Admin Account on the next page and receive this error:-
Check your admin user name and password!

If I untick both boxes and continue to the end of setup, I cannot then login (obviously).

I have tried many things, but am new to all this and struggling.

Can anyone help me? With thanks - macmukka

Posted: Fri 21. Oct 2005, 00:39
by Kulinarisk
remove all the tables in your database with phpmyadmin and try again.

Posted: Fri 21. Oct 2005, 10:26
by macmukka
I deleted all tables and am still getting the same message on step 1:-
Please proof your database settings. There might be some mistakes!

But in phpadmin it reports that I have 35 tables in my database.

Any other ideas?

Thanks

Posted: Wed 2. Nov 2005, 17:55
by amicus
I'm having the same problem. And I have also checked the forum for answers ...

My environment:

system: Windows NT ANYONE 5.1 build 2600
server: Apache/2.0.54 (Win32) PHP/5.0.5
php: v5.0.5
MySQL Version: 5.0.15
phpwcms Version: 1.2.5-DEV

Maybe there is an answer somewhere out there???

Regards,
amicus

Posted: Wed 2. Nov 2005, 17:59
by macmukka
Try using a different install of Apache/PHP/MySQL

I download a WAMP package and although I still get some error messages, everything works for me now.

If you get the error message, try again without the box ticked and it should be infe.

Posted: Fri 4. Nov 2005, 01:47
by bccisp01
macmukka wrote:Try using a different install of Apache/PHP/MySQL

I download a WAMP package and although I still get some error messages, everything works for me now.

If you get the error message, try again without the box ticked and it should be infe.
What is WAMP?

Posted: Fri 4. Nov 2005, 07:38
by jscholtysik
Hi bccisp01,


WAMP was a complete package for Windows containing Apache, MySQL and PHP packages. The new name for this package is now XAMPP... ;-)

English:
http://www.apachefriends.org/en/index.html

German:
http://www.apachefriends.org


Joachim

Posted: Fri 4. Nov 2005, 08:40
by amicus
I replaced the MySQL Version with an older one (< 5.).

And now it works fine.

I HAVE SAME PROBLEM!!!

Posted: Wed 30. Nov 2005, 15:54
by dincam
Hi I have same problem.
I am using IIS 5.1 PHPWCMS 1.2.4 DEV Php5.0.3 and I put the files directly under the root IIS.
When I launc it seemd work fine but in Create DB I have a Error also if it create tables, and if I go on I hve the message Check your admin user name and passowrd and there is no way to find a solution!
I am getting crazy because if I go on at the end it show all in Green like a perfect installation...

Troubles Installing

Posted: Thu 1. Dec 2005, 02:20
by techseer
I had the same problem with create admin account. It seems that this is not asking for a new admin account and password but rather the **existing** admin and password that controls your mysql database (literally the 'mysql' database that controls other databases, users, etc). I was able to get this from the mysql DBS (me) and once I used this admin and password was able to proceed. I had to leave the "create all db tables" unchecked.

I was able to get past the problems you are having with the installation.

Nonetheless get stuck later with the following DB down message from dbdown.php when I try to go to the phpwcms page:

We are sorry!

For service reasons the system is temporarily not attainable.

Visit us later again!

Posted: Thu 1. Dec 2005, 19:19
by macmukka
I am now a veteren of multiple installs! (well 10 or so) when trying to get some MODS to work.

If you want an easy setup on a windows testing box use XAMPP to set up php, mysql and apache. It works well.

I am currently running:-

PHP Version 5.0.5
MySQL 5.0.15
Apache 2

and phpwcms 1.2.5 with a few mods :wink:

Posted: Thu 8. Dec 2005, 12:35
by erodzina
i've got some other problem... well i have on my system 2 versions. The newest 1.2.6 with is empty... (just started to buld webpage), and some 1.2.5 with i updated to 1.2.6 and there my problem started...

the older one affter upgrade is still marked as 1.2.5 but it got the "keywords" and the db update is done. But in new 1.2.6 is some new function called "phpMyAdmin" under phpinfo(), and in older upgrated version it didn't showed :(

And my question is, how to make this two wersions identical ?? I used:
phpwcms_dev_1.2.6_19.11.2005 - upgrade for 1.2.5
and
phpwcms_dev_1.2.6_27.11.2005 - newest install

Posted: Sun 4. Jun 2006, 05:14
by miershpedankl
If you want an easy setup on a windows testing box use XAMPP to set up php, mysql and apache. It works well.
I may be in way over my head here, but I have downloaded XAMPP and I am hoping to use it in conjunction with mod-rewrite changes on my site. I understand that I use MySQL, PHP, and Apache... but I don't really get HOW these all work together. Can someone lend me a hand and help me understand how XAMPP can work for me with phpwcms?

Thanks,
Miershpedankl
http://the-lee-family.us