Closed saifulwebid closed 6 years ago
Hey @saifulwebid,
I do not have solution yet, but if you did successfully run make
manually, you can hack the installation process by removing this block
$grader_output = $this->build_grader();
if ( ! empty($grader_output))
{
$data['heading'] = 'Error: cannot build grader engine';
$data['content'] = '<p>Please make sure that the web server has the permission to write to <b>' . getcwd() . '/moe</b>.<p>Build output:</p><pre>' . html_entity_decode($grader_output) . '</pre>';
$this->load->view('site/install', $data);
return;
}
from Site.php
and run the installer again. This should unblock you.
Thank you @fushar. Did it already. Just wondering why it behave differently -- still cannot figure it out. Will definitely tell you if I found something new.
I cannot
make
moe from the web-based installer, but itmake
-d successfully if I run it manually from a bash terminal:./configure && make
from the/moe
directory. The./configure
command, however, is successful from the web-based installer.I modified the
application/controllers/Site.php
file to add debug parameter-d
intomake
command on thebuild_grader()
function. I compared the output from themake -d
invoked manually from the terminal and themake -d
invoked by the web-based installer.The web-based installer failed on this:
Could you help me?
Here's the output of
uname -a
, if needed:Linux tisigram 3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.7-ckt20-1+deb8u4 (2016-02-29) x86_64 GNU/Linux
. I am running the web-based terminal on an Apache 2.4.10 server connected to a PHP-FPM module, configured to run from the very same user that I tested the manual make from the bash terminal.