Installation gets stuck at Setting up module tables / scorm

Installation gets stuck at Setting up module tables / scorm

由Marek Hajduczenia發表於
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Dear all,
even though there are plenty of topics with problems regarding installation, I have not found any that would cover the issue that I am experiencing.
I am trying (without success) to install Moodle 1.9.2+ on my hosting account, which is running php5.0 and MySQL 4.1.20. According to official release notes, that is a sufficient configuration. My memory limit is set to 40M as suggested, I eliminated all conflicts which were displayed during the system check (all OKs).
Now, during the installation process, it passes through step 1 with no issues and on the second step I receive the following:

No warnings - Scroll to the continue button

assignment

I am at a loss what to do. I tried all the methods I found in the Moodle reference pages and nothing seems to be working.
Has anybody in here experienced problems of this type and if so what seems to have helped in Your case ? I have been torturing my admin for some time though poor guy is running low on ideas what can the problem be.
Any hints, comments, gut feelings etc. would be most welcome.
Thanks
Marek
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Re: Installation gets stuck at Setting up module tables / scorm

由Marek Hajduczenia發表於
Using my friendly admin, we figured out what the problem is ...
seems there is a global set of parameters which need to be modified per .htaccess file, which in my case needs to contain:
php_flag register_globals 0
php_value memory_limit 40M
Once this file was placed in the target moodledata directory, all works fine.
Marek
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Re: Installation gets stuck at Setting up module tables / scorm

由Richard Enison發表於
MH,

I hate to point out the fly in the ointment when all seems fine, but your statement in your original post that "According to official release notes, that is a sufficient configuration" is not accurate. Installing Moodle#Software makes it clear that PHP5 must be at least version 5.1.0 (even higher for Moodle 2.0). This is because PHP 5.0.x is known to be very buggy and incompatible with Moodle.

RLE
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