Re: Installation ElkArte 1.0.2
Reply #1 –
Check that db_last_error.php is present and writable... that's the only thing the error is saying.
Could it be you are on one of those hosts that thing that 777 is bad?
Re: Installation ElkArte 1.0.2
Reply #2 –
With SMF I needed to change all files to 777 and had to define an extra cache folder via .htaccess to get updates to work. With ElkArte this is no problem. The Update 1.0.0 to 1.0.1 worked fine with standard settings.
Re: Installation ElkArte 1.0.2
Reply #3 –
And the file is present in the root?
Re: Installation ElkArte 1.0.2
Reply #4 –
File is present, but has 644. The installation script said nothing to set this file to 777, so I didn't changed it.
Re: Installation ElkArte 1.0.2
Reply #5 –
Technically, this (and if you are using the file-based caching Load.php, but just for the time being, in 1.1 it will not be necessary) is the only file that needs to be writable. <= This is true if you don't want to use the package manager to install updates and you don't use the theme editor to change the files.