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Can't install #6
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@juanpablob What OS are you using? Are you running your own server or using shared hosting? |
@phelps I tried running this on my laptop with OS X 10.7.5 and Linux CentOS 5.9, in both cases I get same errors. |
@juanpablob Are you positive your database credentials are entered correctly, and that the user has write permissions? Otherwise it's odd that Fuego can't write to your database table. |
Also, the "429" error indicates a problem building Fuego's universe. Make sure you have no more than 15 authorities specified in config.php. I have added a couple of patches that should improve this process. |
@phelps : In both cases the database credentials are ok and the user has write permissions. I think the problem has relation with InnoDB (I searched about the error), because I tried changing the DB engine from InnoDB to MyISAM and the scripts works but until creating database schema, after that Fuego throws another errors related to InnoDB references in the script. I have only 9 authorities. I'm gonna update the repo and try to install again. I will let you know if everything it's okay ;) Thank you for your time and support. |
@phelps I already updated the repo and executed both scripts. This is the output:
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Hmm, Fuego definitely requires InnoDB tables. It looks like it's failing when trying to populate the citizens table. I would suggest creating a fresh database and trying again, but it seems you've done that if you've tried it twice. |
Yes, indeed. I've been searching about the error 1005 of PDO and I found this, maybe you might know what is about, because I don't understand much InnoDB: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2884822/problem-creating-a-database-with-php-pdo?answertab=votes#tab-top Look the answer. |
Maybe this is silly, but try running consume.php a few seconds BEFORE It seems my script is trying to populate a database table that doesn't If this ends up fixing it for you, I can write a patch. Andrew. On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 4:11 PM, Juan Pablo Barrientos Lagos <
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Ok, I will try doing that. Thank you! |
Hi there!
I'm trying to install OpenFuego but after configure it (database, twitter api and authorities) I followed the
fetch.php
instructions and I get this:Instead of running the command as
fetch.php
shows, I ran firstphp collect.php -v
And after `php consume.php -v:
Could you help me to solve this issues in order to get openfuego work properly?
I'm using:
MySQL 5.1.3
PHP 5.3.15
Apache 2.2.22
Thank you in advance!
Best.
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