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Hey guys,

Trying to upgrade a site from 1.2.3 to 1.5.2.  I am running through the upgrade wizard and I stops on step 6 and gives me an internal server error. 

This is all I could get in the logfiles...
Premature end of script headers: php-wrapper.fcgi, referer: http://staging.ofint.com/fcib_cmsupgrad ... pgrade.php

the php-wrapper.fcgi thing is just something I had to do so that I could have my own php.ini file.  Unfortunately that is all I got.  During the first steps I pass all the tests in place. 

When I try and upgrade the same site on my windows box (home pc) I have no problems. 

To see my php.ini go to http://staging.ofint.com/phpinfo.php

I wish I had more to go one then that but that is all I got.  Any help you can offer me would be greatly appreciated.  I need for step 6 to work, I need to upgrade my plugin's.

Thoughts?

Thanks -Adrien

What is part of Step 6? I don't have a site with the install folder on the server anymore.

Alright, I dug around in the files and played a bit.  It is getting hung up on:
So I commented that out and everything that happens after it and had it spit out the names of the modules that required updating.  They are Search and TinyMCE.

I was trying to find that upgrade fuction to see what exactly it was doing.  Maybe see if my php config had some disabled dll's that were required.

Have you tried upgrading in baby steps? 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6.4

Please note that it is recommended you install 1.6.4 for security reasons.

Yes I have and they all failed.  I am trying to get to the most recent version.  1.5.2 was on the road there.  It sucks that it works on my windows box but not the unix hosted environment.

Are you sure you have your config.php set to write during the upgrade?...

Yes it is, in a previous step it says it upgraded my config.php.

This might seem like a stupid question but I did notice that my php setup on my hosted server does not have soap enabled.  While looking at the code for upgrading modules I saw a few lines that seem to make soap calls.  think I am on the right track?

Could be. Also just to confirm what version of PHP is running on the server you are trying to install on?

PHP Version 5.2.9.  You can see the phpinfo here

Hello,

I don't think it has a high probability to solve the issue, but try to disable your tinyproxy when testing. Its filter may filter/break/rewrite something. Or monitor its log.
I agree with tyman00 that a first step from 1.2 to 1.4 could help and provide System Info.

BTW (sorry if I have misread) how is a fresh 1.6.4 install from scratch on this system ?

Pierre M.