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I am not new to osC, but i am installing a test server on my own servers. I have installed MySQL 5 and PHP 5. I have enabled the MySQLi Extension in PHP and it seems to be working with phpMyAdmin. I go to install osCommerce so i get the new "update" version. I get stuck on this page...

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I am using Port 90 and Internet Information Services on WinXP Pro. :(

Posted

The most common cause for installation getting stuck in step 2

is that most recent PHP installations have register_long_arrays = OFF

This needs to be turned to ON in the php.ini file (you will need to

stop and restart your server to get this change to take effect.)

 

Vger

Posted

Vger,

 

Thanks!

 

register_long_arrays = OFF

 

That did it for me though my installation was a bit different - it was a new install

mysql 5.0.19

php 5.1.2

Apache on XP

 

Finally got to the first input screen after a few hours of noodling around.

 

Regards,

 

Eric

  • 1 month later...
Posted

Thanks! It worked. Now when I go to the admin screen it comes up blank. Problems problems problems

Posted

Dear all,

 

I have the same problem, too. I have modified all needed config, but it didn't work at all.

 

Do I need to upgrade the Apache, Mysql or php.

 

Mysql 4.1.11

php 5.0.4

Apache 2.0.54

 

all on Fedora c4

 

Thank you all

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted

I am also get stuck at this step and get exact the same error. I also changed the register_long_arrays = on, and it doesn't work. Anybody who has experienced this problem and found a way solve it?

 

mysql-5.0.21-win32

php-5.1.4-Win32

apache_2.2.2-win32-x86-no_ssl

register_globals_v1.4a

 

Thanks

Posted
I am also get stuck at this step and get exact the same error. I also changed the register_long_arrays = on, and it doesn't work. Anybody who has experienced this problem and found a way solve it?

 

mysql-5.0.21-win32

php-5.1.4-Win32

apache_2.2.2-win32-x86-no_ssl

register_globals_v1.4a

 

Thanks

 

osCommerce calls the MySQL extension in PHP, not MySQLi. You can have both enabled, but you must have MySQL set correctly.

Posted

All those folks with their own servers and running PHP 5+ - downgrade to PHP 4.4.2 and your problems should go away.

 

There's not much point in having PHP5 anyway from what I hear - which is that as soon as PHP 6 comes out they are going to stop all development of the PHP 5 stream becuse of all the problems they've had with it. PHP 4 is scheduled to continue as far as I know.

 

Vger

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