System checks fails on upgrade to RC2 & on upgrade to 2.2
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JM|Tomi
Joined: 2004-10-11
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Posted: Sun, 2007-03-04 21:23
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Hi there, Tried to upgrade from 2.1.2 to 2.2 RC2, with multisite, and the upgrade process halted at step 2: system check. The progress bar stopped at about 10%, and no more response from the webserver. Where could be the problem?
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> Where could be the problem?
either a fatal php error or a time / resource limit.
either way, please check your webserver's error log.
-> FAQ: What is the webserver error log?
/ FAQ: I get only a blank screen when trying to view my Gallery, what's wrong?
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But if I create a new multisite by browsing to the codebase/install folder the step2: system checks run corretly, without halting. So I think the php/webserver settings are OK. Do you have any other idea? Is it possible to debug the upgrade process?
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have you checked the webserver's error log?
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Not yet, because I have to ask it from the webhost.
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please do so.
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It's on the way, I'll get it tomorrow.
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Here is the phpinfo: http://***/phpinfo.php
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Hi,
The problem still exists, on version 2.2 also. I debugged the system check process by editing the /upgrade/steps/SystemChecksStep.class and inserting some code that wrote some output to a logfile to figure out where the process stops. The result is that the function CheckManifest(&$statusMonitor, $useSetTimeLimit) halted (it's almost at the end of file) at the row $manifest = GalleryUtilities::readManifest();. By placing this row between /* */ solved the problem (resulting a warning that manifest is not accessible but that's not problem). I asked for the errolog but haven't got yet.
I have another error, will post in a new topic.
Thanks
JM|Tomi
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php's set_time_limit is disabled on the server.
no wonder that you get timeouts.
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But I get "set_time_limit() allowed - Success" message (and also all the test run successfully) during the installation or upgrade at the system check step! Why? Look at the test gallery: http://***/upgrade,
Thx
edit by valiant: passwords removed
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i've removed the password from your post. never ever post your passwords in public forums.
probably, your local php settings are different than the ones at http://www.genyabanda.hu/phpinfo.php .
please put a phpinfo file into your gallery folder.
it's explained here: FAQ: What information is required when I ask for help in the forums?
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Thanks,
The phpinfo: http://***/phpinfo.php
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now i understand.
your webhost made a mistake. the local value od disable_functions is space-delimited instead of comma-delimited. that shouldn't work.
g2 thinks set_time_limit is enabled, but i can't tell if it is. it might not be.
anyhow, where are you now? what's failing?
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Hi,
All problems solved.
I've got the errorlog, and it's full of memory allocation error. My webhost increased the php's memory form 16 to 32 MB, and everything works fine, no errors at all!
Thanks for your help!
J
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valiant, could you please remove the domain name from this post?
Thanks,
JM|Tomi