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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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4.0
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MOODLE_400_STABLE
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MOODLE_400_STABLE
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MDL-74493-master -
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This test should be conducted on a linux install where mbstring is not precompiled into php's default install.
- Clone a fresh Moodle but don't install
- Confirm mbstring isn't enabled (php -m)
- Start the web install
- Confirm you see a message at some point that reads:
Moodle requires the mbstring PHP extension. Please install or enable the mbstring extension. - Confirm that you don't at any point see an error like the one below:
- Install the extension (varies per system but for debian/ondrej it's "sudo apt-get install php7.x-mbstring")
- Restart your web server
- Reload the web install page and confirm you can continue with the install.
This test should be conducted on a linux install where mbstring is not precompiled into php's default install. Clone a fresh Moodle but don't install Confirm mbstring isn't enabled (php -m) Start the web install Confirm you see a message at some point that reads: Moodle requires the mbstring PHP extension. Please install or enable the mbstring extension. Confirm that you don't at any point see an error like the one below: Install the extension (varies per system but for debian/ondrej it's "sudo apt-get install php7.x-mbstring") Restart your web server Reload the web install page and confirm you can continue with the install.
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- Create a new site which isn't yet installed.
- Make sure that mbstring extension is NOT installed (e.g. php7.4-mbstring not installed - check with php -m).
- Run the web installer.
- Before we even get to the "Server checks" page, we'll see an error because we're calling mb_list_encodings() before we've had a chance to check the mbstring extension is present:
Probably a regression from MDL-53544, where that function was used. This is NOT the case on 3.11, where we report this as required on the server checks page. E.g:
- is a regression caused by
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MDL-53544 Typo3 library removal
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- Closed
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