Bug and Workaround: Installer problem on Centos 8
Posted: Fri Dec 27, 2019 10:37 am
Reporting a bug workaround in case it saves time for someone else...
Just installed 2.2.13 on a new Centos 8 VM, with default AppStream versions of components PHP 7.2.11, MySQL 8.0.17, Apache 2.4.37, mysqlnd 5.0.12. (I was going to attach the PHPInfo output but the forum blocks HTML and PDF, and I don't know what else to try.)
It was a bit of a struggle! As usual, the installer made a series of checks at each step and reported any config issues. However, the config issues it reported did not agree with phpinfo.php, which showed the settings were all correct.
The solution was to wait for each step to fail, then add "&debug=1" to the end of the URL, and reload the page in the browser - for every step in the sequence. Then each step would proceed without error until the next step.
Once that's done, the system seems to run OK (the default test site works and you can log in and edit the test site).
SO... I guess there is some weird setting or program version in Centos 8 that is confusing the checker.
Hope this helps
Martin
Just installed 2.2.13 on a new Centos 8 VM, with default AppStream versions of components PHP 7.2.11, MySQL 8.0.17, Apache 2.4.37, mysqlnd 5.0.12. (I was going to attach the PHPInfo output but the forum blocks HTML and PDF, and I don't know what else to try.)
It was a bit of a struggle! As usual, the installer made a series of checks at each step and reported any config issues. However, the config issues it reported did not agree with phpinfo.php, which showed the settings were all correct.
The solution was to wait for each step to fail, then add "&debug=1" to the end of the URL, and reload the page in the browser - for every step in the sequence. Then each step would proceed without error until the next step.
Once that's done, the system seems to run OK (the default test site works and you can log in and edit the test site).
SO... I guess there is some weird setting or program version in Centos 8 that is confusing the checker.
Hope this helps
Martin