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Petr Skoda added a comment - 27/Nov/08 04:41 AM
workaround is to create config.php manually
 Petr,
I CAN create config.php manually, no problem. But I expect this is just a temporary bug which will be solved so that "normal" installation of moodle 2.0 can work in the near future??? Joseph Somebody has to review includes from environment checking code, I had a look and did not like what I saw there - I was afraid that I would end up rewriting it, I will work on this when I finish my current tasks...
Even after creating config.php by hand I am unable to install a fresh moodle 2.0. Installation stops and says weird things such as
"Database was successfully upgraded" immediately followed by "Error writing to database", click Continue seems to re-launch the install but it definitely dies out later on with a final "Error writing to database" message... Looking forward to repair to this bug, Joseph I am missing the most important information - what database are you using?
could you please try to update from cvs? both issues should be fixed, but anyway I would strongly recommend to switch to new/better mysqli extension which I suppose is disabled on your server.
Just updated my whole moodle files 2.0 from cvs.
Now installation begins OK, the config file is created. Install begins to created the tables but invariably stops before it has finished with "Error writing to database" message(s) and finally dies. I am despairing to install moodle 2.0 on my machine... About mysqli,the problem is that I already have several moodles (and other php/mysql software) installed on my local machine. If I switch to mysqli will it cause problems to those other moodles and software??? no it will not break other sites
 retested all three options:
mysql/adodb mysqli/adodb mysqli/natice and all of them install fine for me what mysql and PHP version do you have? Petr > retested all three options:
mysql/adodb mysqli/adodb mysqli/natice — What does that mean? Where are those options available??? Info
Local machine, with Windows XP using the XAMP installation package provided by Moodle: PHP Version 5.2.5 mysql Client API version 5.0.51a mysqli MysqlI Support enabled Client API library version 5.0.51a Client API header version 5.0.45 MYSQLI_SOCKET /tmp/mysql.sock Directive Local Value Master Value mysqli.default_host no value no value mysqli.default_port 3306 3306 mysqli.default_pw no value no value mysqli.default_socket no value no value mysqli.default_user no value no value mysqli.max_links Unlimited Unlimited mysqli.reconnect Off Off — Scenario: can't install moodle 2.0 could you please try to add following into config.php? it might display more errors
@error_reporting(1023); aaah, I think I can see one problem in info above, looking at code
After adding the error_reporting & debugging lines listed in your previous comment, I get this new info:
SELECT name FROM mdl_config WHERE name = ? --LIMIT -1, 1 [array ( 0 => 'enablecompletion', )] INSERT INTO mdl_config (name,value) VALUES(?,?) [array ( 'name' => 'enablecompletion', 'value' => '0', )] Warning: openssl_csr_sign() [function.openssl-csr-sign]: cannot get CSR from parameter 1 in C:\Program Files\xampp\htdocs\moodle20\moodle\mnet\lib.php on line 395 Warning: openssl_x509_export() [function.openssl-x509-export]: cannot get cert from parameter 1 in C:\Program Files\xampp\htdocs\moodle20\moodle\mnet\lib.php on line 399 Warning: openssl_x509_free() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in C:\Program Files\xampp\htdocs\moodle20\moodle\mnet\lib.php on line 400 Warning: openssl_pkey_export() [function.openssl-pkey-export]: cannot get key from parameter 1 in C:\Program Files\xampp\htdocs\moodle20\moodle\mnet\lib.php on line 404 Warning: openssl_pkey_free() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in C:\Program Files\xampp\htdocs\moodle20\moodle\mnet\lib.php on line 405 Error writing to database eh, looks like a windows specific BUG - I can reproduce that now,
works fine in linux workaround is to disable openssl extension in PHP.ini
Petr ?koda - 28/Nov/08 07:53 PM eh, looks like a windows specific BUG - I can reproduce that now, works fine in linux
Window specific bugs? Never heard of them
Petr ?koda - 28/Nov/08 07:53 PM Yes, I disabled ;extension=php_openssl.dll and now at long last ... I CAN install Moodle 2.0. Thanks Petr for your patience and your help! Joseph openssl should fail properly if not configured now and should not block install
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cannot install 2.0 - openssl blocks installation
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