mediawiki-l@Wikimedia.org writes:
I have the exact same problem. I don't know what's causing it. The install works but it is nice to get confirmation that everything went
OK or not.
So, when doing installs, I have been using an old version of Mac OS X Internet Explorer to get around this problem.
I don't believe I've ever had this problem. (I'm using Safari 1.2.4 [v125.21] on Mac OS X 10.3.6) Under what circumstances are you seeing this problem in Safari? Only when installation fails? In what way(s)? Also on success?
"bad server response" sounds like bogus compression or other output oddities.
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)=
I'm running the same system but Safari version 1.2.4 [v125.11].
I always get the message for the installation completion page. The failure is solid and always happens whether the install succeeds or not. It is the *only* circumstance when I get the message. I never get a failure on the initial installation form, or when running my wiki. Could it have anything to do with the version of PHP I am running or zlib? By the way...
MediaWiki: 1.3.8 PHP: 4.3.4 (apache) MySQL: 4.0.13
I am just starting to play with the phase3 head revision. If the problem goes away with that or when I apply the outstanding maintenance fixes to MacOS, I'll post it here.
Nick P.S. sorry for the duplicate message.--NPJr.
On Dec 5, 2004, at 1:45 AM, Nick Pisarro wrote:
I'm running the same system but Safari version 1.2.4 [v125.11].
I always get the message for the installation completion page. The failure is solid and always happens whether the install succeeds or not. It is the *only* circumstance when I get the message. I never get a failure on the initial installation form, or when running my wiki. Could it have anything to do with the version of PHP I am running or zlib? By the way...
MediaWiki: 1.3.8 PHP: 4.3.4 (apache) MySQL: 4.0.13
Hmm... a few months ago I installed an upgraded PHP from source (4.3.4 has some bugs which I guess were biting me at the time, but I don't recall which). However I don't recall ever having this problem before the upgrade, either. I originally wrote the installer on this machine, using the stock Apache+PHP that came with Panther, and testing in Safari...
Also your MySQL version is a little old, but that oughtn't to affect something like this. (You might try upgrading to 4.0.22 though.)
I am just starting to play with the phase3 head revision. If the problem goes away with that or when I apply the outstanding maintenance fixes to MacOS, I'll post it here.
Thanks... If that doesn't do it, try disabling the zlib check or the ob_gzhandler enabling in the generated LocalSettings bits. Also check the Apache error log (/var/log/http/error_log) just in case something horrid like a crashing child process is going on.
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
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