just a NB : By reading again, what I said is somehow confusing, I should have wrote 'open the file in readonly mode" (I wasn't talking about any file permission)
Anyway, I suppose you checked that you do have a maintenance/tables.sql file ? (it's in default install, so it should be there)
you could try to insert this code before fopen : echo getcwd(); just to check that your install script is actually executing in the config*s* directory
Oh BTW, you seem to be installing 1.10.0rc1, maybe you should use the final release 1.10.0 ;-) (but I don't think it's related to your problem)
also (currently doing that but parallelize) try google with "could not find tables.sql mediawiki" or related keywords :-)
Alexis Moinet wrote:
Actually, it means "open the file named $filename with readonly permission"
Matt Gallisdorfer wrote:
$fp = fopen( $filename, 'r' );
What's file 'r' supposed to be?