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veganline

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  1. Thirtybees on my server doesn't allow this on a first install. I spent a day digging after following the instructions above, which are great, but there is some other layer of security that I can't fool; I can get rid of the bottom half of the error message, but the top half remains and the "next" button is still disabled. I got error reporting started, but messed up somehow because the error_log report stopped but I can always start the install from scratch again. Maybe I should because the results are quite precise. Different work-around got line 166 or 168 in results like this: PHP Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, class 'ConfigurationTest' does not have a method 'testTlsv12' in /home/veganlin/public_html/x/classes/ConfigurationTest.php on line 168 So I need to fool the code into thinking that a proper test has been done, or find some other way to stop it disabling the "next" button. Any help appreciated as I am probably too old to return the favor in bed cheers john PS Experimenting, I somehow got another error message that looked quite helpful, once. If I knew how to get more like this I could probably solve the problem myself. I don't remember what experiment it refers to, but it goes like this: [27-Sep-2019 18:03:06 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method InstallModelSystem::checkOptionalTests() in /home/veganlin/public_html/x/install/controllers/http/system.php:83 Stack trace: #0 /home/veganlin/public_html/x/install/classes/controllerHttp.php(197): InstallControllerHttpSystem->display() #1 /home/veganlin/public_html/x/install/trystart.php(34): InstallControllerHttp::execute() #2 /home/veganlin/public_html/x/install/index.php(56): require_once('/home/veganlin/...') #3 {main} thrown in /home/veganlin/public_html/x/install/controllers/http/system.php on line 83 [![Untitled.jpg](//forum.thirtybees.com/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png)](https://forum.thirtybees.com/uploads/monthly_2019_09/Untitled.jpg.59760fda0ceb56b2ed379b02a00905a2.jpg)
  2. I should post in the installation forum. Yes; it's the "Refresh" that doesn't work for me. As it is, I press refresh and the page code still says <input id="btNext" class="button little disabled" type="submit" name="submitNext" value="Next" disabled="disabled" /> temporary link
  3. Thanks Dyambee! I'm still stuck on the detail although I'm sure that's part of the problem. If I click "next", nothing happens. If I search the TB1.1 files for "paypal", I find nothing relevant - no paypal module in the modules folder for example. All ideas welcome.
  4. I'm installing and get the error message "Recommended PHP parameters Could not make a secure connection with PayPal. Your store might not be able to process payments." as on the screen shot. I don't want to use the paypal module but can't see how to remove it at this point or make it work. I have checked php settings to match suggested ones on a small server that managed to host prestashop 1.6. The secure server is from cloudflare. How can I carry-on installing? - answers appreciated.
  5. where do I download the .zip file? (The thread on Prestashop has an error message next to the link, and the Prestools site points to the Prestashop thread)
  6. @tbtester Concur to one of your posts a few lines up, but the problem goes both ways. "some fcgi directives needed for to speed up some other processes on the server, like ruby on rails. After disabling them I was able to upgrade." That's a bit short for me, as someone who doesn't know where to start learning this stuff reluctantly. There is something about coders & shopkeepers that makes it hard for us to help each other. As a shopkeeper I think coders expect someone else to pay for the server. NASA funding at least. I don't know what coders say about us shopkeepers but it is probably something similar about expecting free servers and free forum help. Maybe coders should imagine teaching this stuff to students who use free servers like Byethost. If the code doesn't work on a free server, they could write a warning or an explanation. Then the shopkeepers who work close to the edge of what the cheapest fastest shared server can do for their business would have a warning or an explanation ready to see, if they need to upgrade or need some special tekkie trick for working near the limit.
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