SilverStripe Installation

[mcm85]

Hi,

I'm having some trouble installing SilverSprite v2.2.0.

I have php level 2.

I configured my mySQL database correctly, and it was confirmed by the installation page of SS v2.2.0.

Once I click install on that page, it proceeds to the installation pages, and the following are displayed:

Installing SilverStripe...

I am now running through the installation steps (this should take about 30 seconds)

If you receive a fatal error, refresh this page to continue the installation

Creating 'mysite/_config.php'...
Creating '.htaccess' file...
Building database schema...

waited for 30 minutes, and nothing happened. Refreshed the page and is sent me back to the previous installation page.

Please help

Thanks.

MC

[Russ]

We need alittle more info than this, does it ever list an error? Also, try logging into cPanel, yourdomain.x10hosting.com:2028, under the "Logs" section, click on and review the error log. Usually, if its a server error it'll be in there.

[mcm85]

K

Let me check, I'm pretty new to all this stuff, I'll grab the log info.

[Brandon]

Hello,

You have any links to any websites, etc, I could see this script at?

[jensen]

Which SilverStripe are you referring to? Went to google and found quite a few sites. All talking about different "SilverStripe" Is it a CMS? Is it a slide presentation script?

http://www.slideshare.net/silversprite ?

[mcm85]

ALERT - function within blacklist called: dl() (attacker '205.251.103.181', file '/home/mcm85/public_html/auth_openid/code/Auth/OpenID/BigMath.php', line 379)
ALERT - function within blacklist called: dl() (attacker '205.251.103.181', file '/home/mcm85/public_html/auth_openid/code/Auth/OpenID/BigMath.php', line 379



Line 379 is in bold:
// Try to load dynamic modules.
if (!$loaded) {
foreach ($extension['modules'] as $module) {
if (@dl($module . "." . PHP_SHLIB_SUFFIX)) {
$loaded = true;
break;
}
}
}

[Corey]

We do not allow DL to be enabled. This allows you to dynamically load modules which is a huge security risk. This is one of the first things most hosts shut off in their PHP configuration. You'll have to seek support from the script creator to see if there is a work around.