Oh no! Where's the JavaScript?
Your Web browser does not have JavaScript enabled or does not support JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript on your Web browser to properly view this Web site, or upgrade to a Web browser that does support JavaScript.
Not a member yet? Click here to register.
Forgot Password?
  1. Home
  2. Discussion Forum
  3. PHPFusion 8 Support
  4. Installation Issues - 8
  5. Step 4: Config / Database Setup - ERROR

Step 4: Config / Database Setup - ERROR

Asked Modified Viewed 4,105 times
Back to Forum Index Previous Topic Next Topic
Print
E
evgi
E
evgi 10
  • Newbie, joined since
  • Contributed 2 posts on the community forums.
  • Started 1 thread in the forums
  • Started this discussions
asked
Newbie

Hello,
When I try to install PHPFusion 7 I get the next error :

MySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone awayMySQL server has gone away
Database connection established.

Config file successfully written.

Error: Unable to create database tables.
--------

When I get in the phpMyAdmin I see the tables!
How can I fix it?

Thank's, Evgi
0 replies

4 posts

Y
Yodix
Y
Yodix 10
Happy Hunger Games! And may the odds be ever in your favor.
  • Member, joined since
  • Contributed 62 posts on the community forums.
  • Started 20 threads in the forums
answered
Member

What server you are installing PHPFusion ?
0 replies
E
evgi
E
evgi 10
  • Newbie, joined since
  • Contributed 2 posts on the community forums.
  • Started 1 thread in the forums
  • Started this discussions
answered
Newbie

Apache ver. 2.2.13 (Unix)
PHP version 5.2.*
MySQL ver. 5.0.81-community
0 replies
G
GMUDuckman
G
  • Senior Member, joined since
  • Contributed 266 posts on the community forums.
  • Started 6 threads in the forums
answered
Senior Member

hey evgi, this means that the connection to your mysql server has timed out or has been lost. Check how long your connection timeout variable is and how many connections are allowed to the mysql server at once, you could possibly have the timeout set too low.

reference this for help.
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/e...-away.html
Edited by GMUDuckman on 07-12-2010 16:53,
0 replies
A
Ankur
A
Ankur 10
Hi! Its me, Ankur Thakur! smile
  • Veteran Member, joined since
  • Contributed 1,277 posts on the community forums.
  • Started 60 threads in the forums
answered
Veteran Member

Yes !!! Exactly as GMUDuckman says !!!

It means that the connection is timed out to the mysql server or there is some error with the mysql backend.

It depends on the performance of your webhost.
0 replies

Category Forum

Installation Issues - 8

Labels

None yet

Statistics

  • Views 0 views
  • Posts 4 posts
  • Votes 0 votes
  • Topic users 4 members

4 participants

G
G
  • Senior Member, joined since
  • Contributed 266 posts on the community forums.
  • Started 6 threads in the forums
Y
Y
Yodix 10
Happy Hunger Games! And may the odds be ever in your favor.
  • Member, joined since
  • Contributed 62 posts on the community forums.
  • Started 20 threads in the forums
A
A
Ankur 10
Hi! Its me, Ankur Thakur! smile
  • Veteran Member, joined since
  • Contributed 1,277 posts on the community forums.
  • Started 60 threads in the forums
E
E
evgi 10
  • Newbie, joined since
  • Contributed 2 posts on the community forums.
  • Started 1 thread in the forums
  • Started this discussions

Notifications

Track thread

You are not receiving notifications from this thread.

Related Questions

Not yet