Closed auchri closed 7 years ago
I just skipped the check and piwik itself works as expected ¯\(ツ)/¯
The file integrity check is optional, but I would definitely look into the issue again. The file size of the two files is far of (2 KB instead of about 300KB)
Can you check again if the files on the server are correct?
Yea, since this is a major warning at the install process, it should not be there without an reason.
How do you define "correct"? What should be the content of the files?
That can definitely cause issues as it is a list of classes used by php to be able to import the correct class.
The file should consist of 2748 Lines of PHP code similar to this:
That's the content of the files on the server ... the code doesn't look really broken.
Thanks for the file.
That's really odd. The files look valid, but a lot of the classes are missing. I guess you didn't run composer by chance.
Do you still have the original tar.gz file? Can you compare it to https://builds.piwik.org/piwik-3.1.1.tar.gz, which I just downloaded?
On of the parent docker images executed composer at start, that's why the classes where missing 😁
Sorry for bothering you.
File integrity check failed and reported some errors. You should fix this issue and then refresh this page until it shows no error.
What I basically do is to download piwik-3.1.1.tar.gz from http://builds.piwik.org/, upload it to the webroot of my server and extract it. So why are the file sizes not as expected?