#2175 - Auto extraction installation of Composr beta 1 errors on step 5 with undefined function "get_option()"
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By PDStig
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| Identifier | #2175 |
|---|---|
| Issue type | Major issue (breaks an entire feature) |
| Title | Auto extraction installation of Composr beta 1 errors on step 5 with undefined function "get_option()" |
| Status | Completed |
| Handling member | Chris Graham |
| Addon | installer |
| Description | An error has occurred
PHP [1] Call to undefined function get_option() Here is the stack trace: Below is a stack trace revealing the state the software was in when the error occurred. If this represents a bug in the unmodified software, you may want to check Composr website for a fix, and if there isn't one, report this as a bug. Please note that merely posting a stack trace is not sufficient for us to solve your problem; the stack trace is just an aid that presents us with additional information. We still need to know the error message, what you tried to do, how you tried to do it, version numbers, and any other appropriate information. We apologise for this problem and if it's a bug we hope you will work with us so that we can fix it for you promptly. File '/home/admin/web/lovinity.org/public_html/install.php(15019) : eval()\'d code' Line '226' Function 'get_html_trace' Args File '/home/admin/web/lovinity.org/public_html/install.php(15019) : eval()\'d code' Line '343' Function 'fatal_exit' Args 'PHP [1] Call to undefined function get_option()' File '/home/admin/web/lovinity.org/public_html/install.php(15019) : eval()\'d code' Line '293' Function 'composr_error_handler' Args 1 'Call to undefined function get_option()' '/home/admin/web/lovinity.org/public_html/install.php(15019) : eval()\'d code' 1191 Function 'catch_fatal_errors' Args |
| Steps to reproduce | 1. Download the auto extracting installer of Composr beta1 2. Upload it to a VPS (ZET Servers) 3. Create a database 4. Proceed with install.php 5. install.php errors on step 5 with the above. |
| Funded? | No |
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function get_option()
{
debug_print_backtrace();
exit();
}
at the bottom of install.php, and tell me what that says when it was previously doing the reported issue, that should help.
Or if I can test directly on your server.