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Øyvind Amundsen	Wednesday 08 September 2010 3:06:01 am I'm trying to install EZ Publish on a site hosted by linux Apache. Everything is ok until after I select languages on the Language Support page and click next - the progress bar stops at 42% and nothing happens Summary System: OK Image System: ImageGD Mail: sendmail Database: MySQL Improved Language: Site: I have uploaded the files from ezpublish-4.3.0-full-with_ezc-gpl
Yannick Komotir	Wednesday 08 September 2010 5:52:42 am Hi, first check that all ez publish requirements are rights. You got any error message ? Can you check ez publish var/log/error.log ? <\|- Software Engineer @ eZ Publish developpers -\|> @ http://twitter.com/yannixk
Øyvind Amundsen	Thursday 16 September 2010 10:59:37 am Hi! The install does not report any errors IT continues after I enter the database settings Stopps after i select language No errors in logfile Have reuploaded the ez files and created a new database, but it still stops at 42% after selecting language
Gaetano Giunta	Friday 17 September 2010 4:22:12 am If it times out after a while, it is probably because you are not able to connect to the internet: on the next page after the language choice the setup wizard contacts eZP servers to get the list of packages available for your version. Fixes: - increase max_execution_time in php.ini, restart web server - make sure the webserver can connect to the internet - or add in the settings/siteaccess/setup folder a site.ini.append.php file where you specify an outgoing proxy needed to connect to the net from the webserver PS: I am sure you clicked on the 'finetune' button in the 1st page, did you? Principal Consultant International Business Member of the Community Project Board
Øyvind Amundsen	Sunday 19 September 2010 7:40:15 am Hi! Yes, I have clicked on the "finetune" button, and all I get is one issue about time zone configuratin (set timezone: date.timezone = "Europe/Oslo) I altered the setting in config.php. My site is on a external web host, so I do not have access to the php.ini file I have sent a mail to my web host asking if there is a firewall.. that can cause this
Øyvind Amundsen	Monday 20 September 2010 12:30:38 am Hi! My web host is blocking outgoing connections, but can open the necessary ip range or address - I asked them to open for ez.no - is that right? or is there other addresses that needs to bee opened? Regards Øyvind