View Full Version : 3.6.1 clean install fails at step 6 language
SuperJETT
Thu 21st Sep '06, 1:16pm
After some other issues, I decided to perform a clean install, new database, new everything, and cannot get past step 6 Importing Language.
I have verified the xml files were uploaded in ascii format, have redownloaded the entire package first then the xml files only the second time, reuploaded everything, etc etc. but it still stops on Step 6 after it prints Step 6) Importing Language
What is next on the list to check?
SuperJETT
Thu 21st Sep '06, 2:09pm
Just for giggles, I deleted everything and downloaded 3.5.4 which I was on for a while.
Step 6 fails also, with an error:
Step 6) Importing Language
Importing vbulletin-language.xml
vBulletin Message
vBulletin Message
XML Error: %1$s at Line %2$s
Steve Machol
Thu 21st Sep '06, 3:02pm
Are the correct xml file versions showing in the upper right hand corner? This means that either the files were not uploaded correctly or your servver's PHP is not compiled with XML support.
SuperJETT
Thu 21st Sep '06, 3:15pm
Are the correct xml file versions showing in the upper right hand corner? This means that either the files were not uploaded correctly or your servver's PHP is not compiled with XML support.
I have nothing in the top right.
screenshot:
www.x-h2o.com/install.png (http://www.x-h2o.com/install.png)
Steve Machol
Thu 21st Sep '06, 3:19pm
Then the install/*.xml files have not been uploaded correctly.
SuperJETT
Thu 21st Sep '06, 3:22pm
I'll try again.
I use Smartftp, have tried both in auto and ascii mode, both on full packages and just the xml files themselves.
SuperJETT
Thu 21st Sep '06, 3:28pm
If I run through an upgrade (even though vb is not runnable), the xml versions show up, but going through the install they do not.
ManagerJosh
Thu 21st Sep '06, 9:35pm
Just because they have been uploaded does not imply they've been uploaded in the right format. XML and PHP files in particular needs to be uploaded in an ASCII format and not binary.
SuperJETT
Thu 21st Sep '06, 9:42pm
Just because they have been uploaded does not imply they've been uploaded in the right format. XML and PHP files in particular needs to be uploaded in an ASCII format and not binary.
I've done it 3 different ways, in Auto, ASCII, and even via ssh directly untar'ing the file directly into it's directory. Same result, and when selecting the Upgrade option, the xml files do show up but I cannot upgrade as it's not a valid install.
ManagerJosh
Thu 21st Sep '06, 10:09pm
Try reuploading ALL .php and .xml files again.
SuperJETT
Thu 21st Sep '06, 10:15pm
I know you're trying to help, but I've done that around 4 times today, including 3.5.4 which is the version I was running prior to upgrading to 3.6.0 last month.
This is not rocket science, I've been doing forums for many years now, and due to server moves, this is probably my 5th vb install this year and have never run into any kind of issue like this.
The last time I did the files, I uploaded the .tar.gz directly to the server, uncompressed it directly into the public folder via ssh and have the exact same behavior as the other methods.
I have talked to my host about it, but they say there is no issue.
I'm at a loss, and my members are irritated.
ManagerJosh
Thu 21st Sep '06, 11:13pm
Do you have access to SSH or telenet on your server? If you do, do a direct open of the vBulletin-Language.xml file and see if it was uploaded properly.
SuperJETT
Thu 21st Sep '06, 11:49pm
Yes, it's fine. 7371 lines, last line is </language>
ManagerJosh
Fri 22nd Sep '06, 1:31am
That looks fine. Hmmm.... Try running step six again. If it fails again, I suppose you could just try CHMODing it to 777. Other than that, I suggest raising a question with your web host and see what's wrong with the configuration.
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