I am trying to install Typo3 on my Windows 10 computer and everthing goes well. Right after the installation (right before the Typo3 backend is supposed to open up for the first time) I get to the Login Page, type in the correct username and password and then tries to connect me to the Typo3 backend. However, all that I see is "localhost\index.php..." could not be reached.
I have tried the installation process on two seperate computers and I get the same problem with both.
Help is much appreciated!
I have finally figured it out!
Go to the file
httpd.conf should be here --> C:\xampp\apache\conf
Add these lines
<IfModule mpm_winnt_module>
ThreadStackSize 8388608
</IfModule>
I can finally log into the backend. Thanks for your help!
In the windows, probably you will get internal server error while you try to get the login to the backend.
Reason:
Open SSL is not enabled in the local environment.
Solution 1:
If you're using XAMPP server, I have created the proper configuration here: https://gist.github.com/GhanshyamBhava/41d3a34acc11cec2a4828b0d4b2c840f
Solution 2:
You can go ahead and set the login security level to normal instead of RSA in the typo3conf/LocalConfiguration.php:
'BE' => [
'loginSecurityLevel' => 'rsa', // change it to normal
],
I would suggest create proper SSL configuration at live for better securiry
Other solution links
Can't reach localhost using XAMPP (typo3)
How to install Typo3 in Windows 10 with XAMPP?
Typo3 Version 8 login loop
Hope this will help you!
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Please do not close this question, it's not a duplicate and the suggested link explaining how to use quotes on MySQL does nothing for me since this problem is inside a WP script. Thanks
I’m trying to install WP 5.4.1 on a clean Windows 2019 Server virtual machine.
I didn’t use Microsoft Web Platform Installer since it download old versions of WP / MySQL and PHP, so I’m trying to install from scratch.
Here are the steps I’ve taken:
Downloaded and Installed latest PHP 7.4.5, non thread safe version
and installed it
renamed php.ini-production to php.ini
Edited php.ini to:
upload_max_filesize = 64M
post_max_size = 64M
max_execution_time = 300
extesion=mysqli (removed the semicolon here since PHP needs this driver to connect to MySQL8)
In IIS I created the *.php mapping and added default.php and index.php
Created the dummy phpinfo.php file and tested on IIS, all working correctly and phpinfo() shows data
Downloaded MySQL 8.0.20 and installed with the following options:
Server only
Standalone
Server computer
For the authentication method I choose ‘Use Stron password encryption’ as suggested by the PHP installer
added MySQL BIN folder to path environment variable
opened %PROGRAMDATA%\MySQL\MySQL Server 8.0\my.ini and disabled sha2 and enable native_password:
;default_authentication_plugin=caching_sha2_password
default_authentication_plugin=mysql_native_password
created a new database for WP, called wp1 (in MySQL 8, the ‘one liner’ to create the user and grant access at the same time doesn’t work, so we need to do it in 2 lines)
mysql -u root -p
create database wp1;
CREATE USER ‘wp1’#’%’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘password’;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON wp1.* TO ‘wp1’#’%’;
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
EXIT
created the folder C:\intepub\wwroot\wp1 and give full access to IUSR and Users windows groups so WP can write the config files
In IIS, right click on the Default Web Site and click on Add Application pointing to the new wp1 folder
navigate to localhost/wp1 to start WP installation
So after selecting the language and entering the DB info, I get this error
WordPress database error Unknown column ‘wp_’ in ‘field list’ for query SELECT wp_
After hours fighting with this, here’s what I found:
the error came from the DB, not WP.
tried with both wp1 and root users during the installation
tried with both localhost and 127.0.0.1 during the installation
the error generates in setup-config.php file, line 315 $wpdb->query("SELECT $prefix")
seems the problem is that what arrives at MySQL is the string select wp_ insted of select 'wp_' (note the missing quotes)
If I go to MySQL and execute select wp_ I get the exact same error
So the issue seems to be related to how MySQL 8.0 is handling quotes in the query it receives from WP installer…
I restored a snapshot just before installing MySQL 8.0.20 and this time, instead of
Use Strong Password Encryption for Authentication
I selected
Use Legacy Authentication Method (Retain MySQL 5.x Compatibility) but the error is still the same
Before answering, please consider:
I’m looking to solve the issue, not to start a discussion whatever I should use MySQL 5.x instead of MySQL 8.x
Yes, the connection to the database is Ok, that’s not the problem, please read all the my post
Yes, wp-config is being written with the correct values
Even tough I saw many messages with this same error on the WP forum, they normally have no answer, or the answer don’t make any sense (like asking to OP to check the DB credentials and write access to the WP folder), still I posted on the WP forum, but I no answer yet.
Sorry for my poor formatting!
Can anyone please help?
Finally found the issue...
TLDR; edit your php.ini and make sure you have both:
display_errors = On
error_log = php_errors.log
Setting error_log solves the issue... I guess that when error_log has no value (default configuration), PHP decides to send the error back to the calling program, resulting in the error message column 'wp_' in 'field list' during the WP installation.
More details here
I just deleted lines 317 to 322 in wp-admin\setup-config.php re-ran the setup and it all worked fine.
Might not be the right solution but the only thing that worked for me.
This was for WP 5.5.3, previous versions I had no issues downloading and installing
This error is possible if WordPress version doesn't support server's PHP version.
In my case I recently installed the latest XAMPP with PHP 8.1.1 and had to downgrade PHP to 8.0.14 in order for WordPress 5.8.2/5.8.3 to be installed and work properly.
I just deleted lines 317 to 322 in wp-admin\setup-config.php re-ran the setup and it all worked fine.
Might not be the right solution but the only thing that worked for me.
This was for WP 5.5.3, previous versions I had no issues downloading and installing
Same for me on version 5.6.2 when trying to install a second site using the same database so needed new table prefix
None of the above solutions is worked for my case. Because I have already installed Mysql workbench on my windows machine. I stopped the already running mysql server, I have followed the below mentioned steps.
Open command prompt, then navigate to the following path
C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 8.0\
Then ran the following command
mysqladmin -u root -p shutdown
After that I restarted the apache and mysql on xampp server it is working fine.
I found a solution, for me the problem was in php folder (exactly "php.ini" file), so to get the standard settings I just installed windows server 2019 in VMWare then installed "php 7.4" using web platform, then I copied the PHP folder from VMWare "C:\Program Files (x86)\PHP\v7.4" to my PC (windows10), then I download "wordpress5.8.2", and "mysql8.0.1", after installing mysql and creating DB for wordpress(just create DB) and setup the IIS in my windows10, I ran localhost and every thing working good and wordpress installed without any errors.
So try to get the php.ini that installed with web platform and overwrite it on your php folder and run, if it does not work try to copy the whole php folder and try again, I tried this with php 8.0 but have many errors.
I was using cpanel before, but I'm using Plesk Panel / Centos7 now. I moved my sites to Plesk Panel from CPanel. I'm runing file_get_contents() function, but it's not working on Plesk Panel.
Why? I dont know why. What should i do?
my code;
$data = file_get_contents('http://example.com');
this code is not working on Plesk Panel.
Thanks, best regards.
What is error message says?
if error message says, the stream (URL) requested cannot be opened. There are many possible reasons for this:
1. base URL is bad. $pc['pcname']
2. username and/or password are bad
3. username/password do not have permission on the server
4. Your system cannot reach the server (firewall, PHP permissions, ...)
I would use the following strategy to debug:
1. Dump $url and write it down.
2. Use a browser with debug tools (eg Firefox/Firebug) and try to access that URL.
3. Look at the headers returned to see what error the server reports (if any).
4. Think about why that error is returned
i have installed last version of Shopware (5.4.2) in local. Following the instructions, all works correctly; and in particular I can login in the backend side (so, the database credentials are correct). But if I try to use the terminal (for example, to see the plugin list) I see the attach error message. Why? How can I solve the problem?
The command is bin/console sw:plugin:list
Thank you very much,
Federico
Change the MySQL host in your config.php to 127.0.0.1
For some unknown reason I cannot start WAMP server - The icon stays yellow no matter what:
Checked port 80, and it's not used.
No Skype, no Firewall.
Tried MANY solutions I suggested here in stackoverflow - absolutely nothing.
Tried to uninstall and reinstall - it worked for 10 minutes, then it didn't work again.
The only thing I'm changing is to include Virtual Hosts under httpd.conf. Checked every solution I could find on the net - nothing is working for me.
Maybe, just maybe it's because I previously installed PHP 5.5 apart from WAMP? If I go to PHP > PHP Extensions > then I can see there's a problem in php_opcache and php_enchant. When I click on them I get an error message that says: Could not execute menu item (internal error). [Execption] Could not perform service action: the service has not been started. The PHP Version I installed is 5.5.15. The PHP WAMP is 5.5.12... I don't have a clue how to uninstall PHP, and I couldn't find anything about that on the net.
PHP Error log says: PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'c:/wamp/bin/php/php5.5.12/ext/php_intl.dll' - %1 is not a valid Win32 application. in Unknown on line 0
EDIT - It seems like the cause for the problem is me trying to include Virtual Host via httpd.conf file. When I excluded, like in default, WAMP is online again. Any suggestion of how to include virtual host and still get WAMP get online?
It looks like you're running on a corrupt install have you tried reinstalling the software?
Alternatively i would recommend using Xampp which basically offers the same service as Wampp only with a bit more ease of access (also allowing for Mecury mail service and an FTP server for remote access).
The problem with php_intl can be corrected easily, see this answer
In order to find out what Apache is complaining about with the Virtual Hosts definition look at the Windows Event Log or, launch a command window and
cd \wamp\bin\apache\apachex.y.z\bin
httpd -t
This should give you filename and line number where your errors are.
Try changing that port number anyway. Mine stays yellow if the port number is set to 80, even though WAMP says it's not being used by any other program.
I am trying to install osticket to my server (PHP 5.3, MYsql >5.0).
After I upload the 'upload' directory to my server, I go to mydomain.com/osticket and am taken to the install page. I fill out the form, and if I get no validation errors in the form, the page submits.
However, then I get an error (No data received in chrome) and if I refresh the page I am taking back to install.php to fill the form out again.
I should note that the app created tables in the database I gave it. I also enabled errors in bootstrap.php and I saw no errors there or in the error logs. I tried v 1.9.0 and 1.8.3.
Thank you!
Please change "max_execution_time=30" to "max_execution_time=120" in php.ini file
Increase the "MAX_EXECUTION_TIME" in the PHP.ini file of your web server installation.
I had the same problem and managed to resolve changing it from 30 to 180.
Yes it works after changing max_execution_time from 30 to 120