JR 5 (Beta) - Installation errors

I received these errors after installation with the version 5.1.0 (beta) I downloaded today. However it is installed after I refresh the page to clear the error everything worked.






updated by @developer-networks: 12/15/13 07:51:39PM

# Installed Developer Tools

Then
just went and did integrity check with repair tables and this showed up.


The problem on this one seems intermittent. It has resolved itself after running the check after waiting a few minuites. This may be a server error not a jamroom bug however im passing it along anyways.
updated by @developer-networks: 09/26/13 03:11:33AM

# Just a suggestion.

The market place ID should also be configured during installation. Its optional, but it would be more convienent to be able to link your Jamroom ID from the start. Also it requires the folders /modules and /skins to be writable however did not require or check this this during installation.


updated by @developer-networks: 09/26/13 07:25:23AM

Thanks for the feedback - I appreciate it!

The marketplace and support center are optional, and don't need to be used (you can still come to Jamroom.net and download modules and upload them via FTP) - we just want to make it convenient for that choose to use them, so we're probably not going to ask for that on install.

However - the first time into the module it should let you know what Global Config items are needed to get it all working.

I'm not seeing any of the code/template issues you've highlighted above - I would just double check the server is setup properly.

Thanks!


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net

Ive re installed again. Been working on a lot of things at once here.

This installation I also received another error and figured out the solution.

Ill run you through it all.


On install it completes with this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function jrProfile_register_quota_setting() in /modules/jrCore/quota.php on line 84


Now I was working pretty fast I did not go in and set permissions to the directory like I was supposed to. So this deffinatly caused the error.

The installer was supposed to catch the end user not having permissions correct.

After I tried to access the website during the failed install I received a white page even though I went in and changed permissions.

So I wiped it clean, and copied all files over to the directory and set permissions and installed.

Worked flawless.

Anyway. If the person installing changes the permissions like their supposed to it works great. But for people new to servers or possibly did not read the instructions they will fail to install it and be posting "I have a white screen or my install received this error". This may be something for you to look in to early on to save yourself a headache of posts.
updated by @developer-networks: 10/23/13 07:54:46PM

The error you got is not related in any way to file permissions - you were probably missing files from the jrProfile module (jrProfile/include.php), and after wiping it clean and re-uploading the files you uploaded all the files.

What FTP client are you using and how are you copying files over to your server?

Thanks!


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net

Earlier i was using a SFTP connection with WinSCP.

This last one i was just using the FTP with WinSCP on a completely diffrent server with all new setup.

I only have to drag and drop files and they transfer. Right click and i can set permissions.