I had the same issue and after some troubleshooting noticed that I had post_max_size = 64MB, but php.ini file actually read it as bytes, not megabytes. Correct syntax is post_max_size = 64M, without the B.
Re: Can't get through the installation process! Problem with admin account setup
by Ernestas Narmontas -
Number of replies: 7
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Re: Can't get through the installation process! Problem with admin account setup
by Troy Wolf -
Jan 15, 2008
Fresh AWS ec2 instance with Ubuntu 16.04
PHP 7.022
MySQL 5.7.20
Moodle 3.4.1
Nginx w/ php7-fpm
moodle and moodledata dir owned by same user that the php7-fpm process runs as.
Install indicates all required and recommended PHP modules are installed successfully.
Next screen installs lots of things and appears to be successful. When I click to continue, I'm taken to the /user/editadvanced.php?id=2 page, which fails to load styles and scripts. See attached screenshot.
I enabled the developer debug settings in config.php. This allowed me to see this when I try to load the stylesheet using the URL: /theme/styles.php/boost/1516051530_1/all
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function theme_get_sub_revision_for_theme() in /var/www/moodle/theme/styles.php:83 Stack trace: #0 {main} thrown in /var/www/moodle/theme/styles.php on line 83
This is odd to me because config.php has a require_once() for setup.php which has this:
require_once($CFG->libdir .'/outputlib.php');
Seems that should throw an error if the file is not found. (The files is, in fact, sitting there in my lib directory...and permissions are good.
I will keep troubleshooting this, but wondering WHY I have to...and how many people would continue this far. If anyone has a helpful tip, I'm listening.
Thanks!
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Re: Can't get through the installation process! Problem with admin account setup
by Troy Wolf -
So the reason styles.php can't find theme_get_sub_revision_for_theme() from /lib/outputlib.php is because when setup.py is included from styles.php (by way of config.php), it has this bit:
define('ABORT_AFTER_CONFIG', true);
require('../config.php');
That ABORT_AFTER_CONFIG tells setup.php to abort and load a minified setup of some kind....those require_once() lines don't happen, thus the method is missing.
As a test, I disabled the ABORT_AFTER_CONFIG line in styles.php, but things broke in other ways.
I'm missing something here or the 3.4.1 release is simply broken. I have to assume the former, but...thoughts?
In reply to Troy Wolf
Re: Can't get through the installation process! Problem with admin account setup
by Troy Wolf -
SOLVED. For me, it was a missing PATH_INFO param in my nginx host config. I followed some instructions from here:
https://docs.moodle.org/34/en/Nginx
If your CSS and scripts are not loading, you may have a similar issue.
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Re: Can't get through the installation process! Problem with admin account setup
by sadaf sadafian -
i have similar problem with moodle 3.4.1 but i have not access to server configuration. is there anyway to solve that?
that means if any user has not access to server config can not install moodle?
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Re: Can't get through the installation process! Problem with admin account setup
I too have similar problem with 3.4 where icons are rendered as rectangle due to font-awesome not getting loaded properly, and requirejs issue
Had appropriate permission on the moodledata folder, tried deleting the localcache directory.
Any suggestions
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Re: Can't get through the installation process! Problem with admin account setup
by sadaf sadafian -
i say to my host provider to install moodle and he install that. also i ask him what is the problem, he say something about disable nginix proxy to solve that.
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Re: Can't get through the installation process! Problem with admin account setup
by Jamal Aruna -
This solved my issue for moodle3.6 installation on homestead too.Thanks