Your server's mod_security or related configuration is blocking the passing of "http://..." in the browser URL.
This is a known problem affecting a small percentage of hosts, and a workaround is being developed for v1.4.0.
In the meantime, the best solution is to ensure that your zc_install/.htaccess file contains the directives to disable mod_security.
The default contents are:You could try changing it to just read this:Code:# The following disables mod_security in apache, which may be necessary during installation # This file should only be used INSIDE the zc_install folder. Using the following directive elsewhere can # cause security problems on your site. Talk to your webhost if you are concerned about its effects. <IfModule mod_security.c> SecFilterEngine Off SecFilterScanPOST Off </IfModule> ## If for some reason the above doesn't produce the desired results, simply remove the # from the ## following lines: #SecFilterEngine off #SecFilterScanPOST OffGranted, if your host doesn't want you to override it, then using this method will cause a 500 error.Code:SecFilterEngine off SecFilterScanPOST Off
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I tried the change to the .htaccess but I got the 500 error so I guess I will have to wait for the fix or change host
... or ask your host for a way to disable mod_security for 5 minutes ...
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I was able to manually install it (not the best way but it works ok at the moment) but next time i have to upgrade I will ask the hosts to disable the mod_security for a short time, thanks for your help