Install doesn't get past first setup screen when run on different PC

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Install doesn't get past first setup screen when run on different PC

Post by RenniePet » Mon Apr 03, 2017 4:23 am

This is a bit different from the post by tdemeyer (24 Feb.), in that I'm using MySQL (not MS SQL) and I'm only experiencing the problem when I try to run the installation from my home PC. When I connect to the server (an Azure VM) using RDP and run the browser (Firefox) on that machine then the installation works OK.

I have three questions:

1. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what the heck is going on?

2. Are there any debugging tools I can use to learn more about why the install hangs on the first setup screen?

3. Should I be very worried that this is a symptom of something that is going to result in problems for ordinary users of my website once I get it completely configured and proudly launch it for public use?

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Re: Install doesn't get past first setup screen when run on different PC

Post by AMurray » Tue Apr 04, 2017 11:14 am

Typically for your local install, check the following PHP.ini settings.

- Maxium Execution time (more than 30 (seconds) - set it to say, 300 sec. (6 minutes)
- Maximum Post/File size limits (say no less than 20MB)
- Memory Limit set to what works e.g. 128M, 256, 512 etc.

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Unless you have VPS or stand-alone (live) hosting, you might notf have as much control over your server settings as you would like.

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