Confused by install

Caroline Badley
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Hello I have just installed and am familiar with drupal. I have the user manual but I do not see what it says I should. On the left hand side of the screen for example I have just two icons - a home icon, and a forum icon. In the roles I only see anon and authenticated. Under my own user name I do not have a role. I cannot find anywhere where I would create a class or a course - although on the drupal menu I can see how I would create a quiz and a couple of other things. I am wondering whether 1) I have somehow managed to do a partial install. I feel like I am missing a bunch of stuff. 2) Or whether I am supposed to enable a bunch of modules I have not managed to find what version of PHP or MySQL this needs to run. If this is familiar to anyone let me know! Thanks
axel

Hello Caroline

Hello Caroline

Did you install the distribution (Opigno LMS) or just the Opigno module (on top of an existing Drupal website)?

Caroline Badley

I used the distribution to

I used the distribution to install both drupal and the LMS
axel

You should delete database

You should delete database and run the install again.

Something went wront with your install.

You are not supposed to manually enable modules, it is automatically done when the install is successful.

What's your version of PHP and MySQL btw ?

Caroline Badley

the domain is running PHP 5.3

the domain is running PHP 5.3.3 and Mysql 5.1 installed my server helpdesk said - xdebug extension was removed by my colleague because it prevented Apache webserver from starting.
axel

Do you have some logs in

Do you have some logs in Apache error logs ?

I'm not sure the installation can successfully finish without xdebug, you should maybe first fix this issue

Caroline Badley

Hi

Hi I have fixed the xdebug issues It falls over at module 61 with this message An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 500 Debugging information follows. Path: http://www.mywebdomain/install.php?profile=opigno_lms&locale=en&opigno_requirements_finished=1&id=1&op=do StatusText: Internal Server Error ResponseText: Any thoughts? Should I retrieve the apache logs? Thanks
axel

Hi Caroline

Hi Caroline

If you get an error 500 then you should have some messages in Apache error.log file

Please post the content of this file so that we can help you

Caroline Badley

Looks like a syntax error in

Looks like a syntax error in /var/www/vhosts/xxx/profiles/opigno_lms/modules/contrib/homebox/homebox.module . I couldn't send the rest mollum blocked it
Caroline Badley

The info from my webhost was

The info from my webhost was accompanied by a long list of eror messages
Caroline Badley

It appears that it might be

It appears that it might be the same a this issue as another person in this forum - where they needed to do this patch https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/homebox-php-syntax-error-2782675-7.x-2.0-rc3.patch I do not know hw to install a patch to a mdule that is not installed (ie I don't have a full completed drupal install of opignio so don't see how I would apply the patch. So I thik these are my options 1) Upgrade PHP to 5.5 (my server doesn't have 5.4 option )- will opignio and all modules work on 5.5? 2) Or perhaps you could explain exactly what lines of code need to be deleted in the module and what needs to be added and then I could reinstall? I have read the post in the other forum post and whilst I can fin d the file and the function I'm not clear what to do thereafter. 3) You could point me in the direction of applying a patch to a non installed module. Thanks
axel

Hi Caroline,

Hi Caroline,

Yes, Opigno is compliant with PHP 5.5

If you don't want to apply the patch, you can just wait for the next release 7.26 (that will be available very soon). This release will integrate the homebox patch

Best regards