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Installation error at Install modules step (56%)


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Hi,

 

When I try to first install Prestashop 1.5.6.2 on localhost (win 7) I get an obscure error message "En error occured during installation..." without any futher explanation.

The installation successfully proceded the first 5 sections any failed at Install modules step?

How to go forward?

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Your server does fulfill the min. requisites for to run Prestashop ?

 

Server configuration should be:

  • magic_quotes_gpc = off
  • memory_limit = 128M min. (better 256M)
  • max_execution_time = 300
  • max_input_time = 300
  • upload_max_filesize = 20M
  • post_max_size = 20M
  • max_input_vars = 5000
  • allow_url_fopen = on
  • safe_mode = off
  • cURL - for Paypal and other services with API can to be work
  • mod_rewrite = on
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I've checked (and modified some) those settings, but I'm still stuck exactly at the same place. at step "installing modules" at 56%, without any further error message to guide me to a possible solution.

Nothing seems helping. :(

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I've found the error.

That one was very nasty!

 

In fact there is FORBIDDEN to change the table prefix bacause if you do so this will prevent the installation procedure to complete.

 

So please dear PrestaShop, either remove that customisation field from the setup screen, or take it into account because with this "saying nothing" error message nobody can fix it!!!

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  • 7 months later...

After ahving tried out many solutions found on either this forum or Ggle, I checked on the apache error.log there was a htaccess problem ...

stuck at 56% on the install, I checked permissions on the .htaccess(which is at the www root), and it was on chmod 600.

....

So I changed it to 644 and clicked on restart the installation !

...

It worked out for me, the install process went all throughout its way successfully.

 

I dunno if this is a "good" clue so please let me know if this a right way to do it

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