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[READ ONLY] Myopengrid Opensim Web Interface
http://mwi.myopengrid.com
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install stuck on step 1 #25

Open rob-lindman opened 9 years ago

rob-lindman commented 9 years ago

I've downloaded MWI, and it's accessible on my webserver. I open the URI and I see the installer. My server meets the requirements and I click the Step 2 button. After waiting for the server I am returned to step 1. I also tried to manually modify the URI to step_2 from step_1 and the result is the same, I am redirected back to step 1.

rob-lindman commented 9 years ago

Some added detail... this is on a windows xampp webserver. I have not modified any of the files. This is not running the 'on a stick' server... opensim is on the server but running on a nonstandard port.

xP373Rx commented 9 years ago

exactly the same issue here ;>

RevyGirl commented 9 years ago

Same issue here - Do you have fileinfo enabled?

xP373Rx commented 9 years ago

well the only thing i found was that

extension=fileinfo.so

and with this not commented i get internal server error 500 fileinfo

fileinfo support enabled version 1.0.5

says php info

Apache Version Apache/2.2.22 (Debian)

RevyGirl commented 9 years ago

I do not have fileinfo enabled myself. It says it is required but and has fail next to it. But then at the bottom is says Your server meets all the requirements for Mwi to run properly, go to the next step by clicking the button below. I don't think it would need to be enabled, So I was curious. Thank you.

xP373Rx commented 9 years ago

well my issue was that i had no php5 mysql extensions installed on debian so db said no redirectingdirectly to step 1

apt-get install php5-mysql

fixed it

xP373Rx commented 9 years ago

but at step 4 duuuuuuuh

Whoops!

Server Error: 500 (Internal Server Error) :D

Ok i give up after hours of hours i found out this is a general problem with the laravel framework which is pretty old and probably not compatible with current php versions or mysql versions

RevyGirl commented 9 years ago

i re-installed with with PHP 5.5.2 and included file info ....works now

xP373Rx commented 9 years ago

so it installed completly and works?

xP373Rx commented 9 years ago

i managed it ... the owner permissions on the files was wrong

RevyGirl commented 9 years ago

For me the secret was that it could not be run from a Sub Domain account. No matter what I attempted in the paths file, Laravel would not find the correct directories. I deleted the sub domain and went to WHM and created a new account just for this domain and it installed first run. So make sure you have fileinfo and pdo in your php and make sure the public is right under your home