Originally Posted by
HeleneWallis
And now that I do have access to the computer, both zc_install/includes/version.php and /includes/version.php clearly state 1.5.7c. Yet when I start the install, I get the message that it's 1.5.6c. It also warns me that I should be running PHP 7.2 at least. But the server info shows that PHP 7.3 is installed.
Do you happen to have added a .htaccess file to the root of the store or at some place at or "above" the temp directory being used to do this install where perhaps a redirect may be occurring to an undesirable location? Could also check the zc_install/includes/systemChecks.yml file. The php version info looks like this:
Code:
checkPhpVersion:
runLevel: always
errorLevel: FAIL
mainErrorText: <?php echo TEXT_ERROR_PHP_VERSION .PHP_EOL; ?>
methods:
checkPhpVersionMin:
method: checkPhpVersion
parameters:
version: 5.6.0
versionTest: ge
localErrorText: <?php echo sprintf(TEXT_ERROR_PHP_VERSION_MIN, '5.6.0') . PHP_EOL; ?>
checkPhpVersionMax:
method: checkPhpVersion
parameters:
version: 8.1.0
versionTest: lt
localErrorText: <?php echo sprintf(TEXT_ERROR_PHP_VERSION_MAX, '8.0.x') . PHP_EOL; ?>
checkPhpVersionRecommendation:
runLevel: always
errorLevel: WARN
mainErrorText: <?php echo sprintf(TEXT_ERROR_PHP_VERSION_RECOMMENDED, '7.3') . PHP_EOL; ?>
methods:
checkPhpVersionRecommended:
method: checkPhpVersion
parameters:
version: 7.3.12
versionTest: ge
Is there also possibly another sub-directory with a very similar name that has an older version in that similar space? If you place some additional, functional file at the base of that install path, can you access it to get the results desired/expected?
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