Server Free Disk Space Error on Installation

[Garage.Dude]

Your hosting server's PHP setup is reporting the negative disk space.
Sorry, there's nothing we can do to change that.
I suspect it can be ignored because in your case the number is too wacky to be an accurate representation of available disk space.

If you proceed with installation, does it work?


I'd be more concerned about the PHP API Mode being CGI ...

Nope.

If I continue the installation program returns to the Welcome start page. It does not continue with the installation and does not complete.

[Garage.Dude]

Nope.

If I continue the installation program returns to the Welcome start page. It does not continue with the installation and does not complete.

[DrByte]

Interesting ... FreeBSD ... has a bug ...

http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=40633
http://www.mail-archive.com/php-bugs.../msg95161.html

[DrByte]

As a workaround, try this:

edit /zc_install/includes/modules/pages/inspect/header_php.php
starting line 143:

    $disk_freespaceGB=round(@diskfreespace($path_trans)/1024/1024/1024,2);
    $disk_freespaceMB=round(@diskfreespace($path_trans)/1024/1024,2);

change to:

    $disk_freespaceGB=abs(round(@disk_free_space($path_trans)/1024/1024/1024,2));
    $disk_freespaceMB=abs(round(@disk_free_space($path_trans)/1024/1024,2));

[Garage.Dude]

The change to header_php.php removes the red cross from the Server Free Disk space but when continuing it still flips me back to the Welcome screen.

No go. Still cannot install.

[DrByte]

You said it keeps going back to the main page?

Please check that all the files/folders in the /zc_install/includes/modules folder and subfolders have been uploaded properly.

Sometimes uploads fail and aren't recovered properly, and sometimes left with zero-byte files, etc.

I realize you said you've already re-ftp'd files, but .. the fact that it's going back to the main page suggests that something's missing...

[DrByte]

A couple other thoughts:
- For your server, you might also need to rename the /zc_install/.htaccess file to htaccess_off

- and it's possible that your server's configuration doesn't like the longer URLs generated during installation. This is more complicated to work around.

- do you have any ability to have your host change your PHP mode to ISAPI instead of running as CGI ? This could be the cause of the problems ...