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["Bob Sienkiewicz" <bob.sienkiewicz AT gmail.com>]

Following up on this, I wanted to provide more detail.  At the point where the installation fails, the MySQL tables for the database are all created.  This indicates to me that "step 2" of the install is initiating.  However, the tables are empty, and "
install.php" at "step 2" never completely loads.  

I have turned on the debug options in the "wp-config.php" file.  When I check the "lyceum_error_log" it is empty.  When I check the "lyceum_query_log" file I find this:

  SELECT option_name, option_value FROM options WHERE blog = 'NULL' AND autoload =
 'yes'

Just editing "install.php" it looks like the script is failing at the point where it tries to execute the function "populate_system_options();

Can anyone point me in the right direction to solve this?  If not, I'll have to abandon Lyceum and move on to some other solution for my project, and I'd really love to stick with a Wordpress-based solution.

Thank you,

Bob Sienkiewicz

On 10/11/06, Bob Sienkiewicz <bob.sienkiewicz AT gmail.com> wrote:

Howdy,

I'm trying to install Lyceum for a client.  I've previously installed Wordpress on a different client's server, and I expected no trouble.  In this case, I'm running into a big roadblock.

When I try to run " install.php" strange things happen.  When I try the install in Firefox and get to the point of clicking on the button to go from step 1 to step 2, it gives me the dialog to either download or open the file "install.php". When I try it in IE, I get the message the "page cannot be found" message.

FWIW, I also tried installing Lyceum on another server, and it installed o.k. there.  Is there a mime-types issue?  Something I need to check in the Apache config or the PHP config?  I've been trying to compare the config on the working and non-working servers, but I'm not a guru in Apache admin so for me, it's looking for needles in a haystack.  The Apache and PHP versions here are not identical, but are both high enough to accomodate Lyceum.

Any pointers on what is needed, especially in httpd.conf or .htaccess would be greatly appreciated!  Thank you!

Bob Sienkiewicz