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I'm trying to install on a Macbook running OS 10.10.3, Apache/2.4.10 (Unix), PHP 5.5.20, 5.6.21 MySQL Community Server.
I had to edit the database details in sites/default/settings.php by hand in order to get past a message about Drupal already being installed. Now it looks like it's going to install but as soon as I get to http://localhost/~Guest/install.php?profile=cambridge&locale=en I get this error:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare drupal_session_initialize() (previously declared in /Users/Guest/Sites/includes/session.inc:240) in /Users/Guest/Sites/sites/default/modules/session_proxy/session.inc on line 48
I don't know enough to sort it out - can I disable the session_proxy module? Should I? The reason I'm installing is so I can familiarise myself with Drupal, as much as with the Cambridge system: that is to say, this installation isn't production so I suspect the session handling isn't really very important, as long as it doesn't cause the installation to fail!
Any advice?
Thanks,
Ben
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Hello,
I'm trying to install on a Macbook running OS 10.10.3, Apache/2.4.10 (Unix), PHP 5.5.20, 5.6.21 MySQL Community Server.
I had to edit the database details in sites/default/settings.php by hand in order to get past a message about Drupal already being installed. Now it looks like it's going to install but as soon as I get to http://localhost/~Guest/install.php?profile=cambridge&locale=en I get this error:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare drupal_session_initialize() (previously declared in /Users/Guest/Sites/includes/session.inc:240) in /Users/Guest/Sites/sites/default/modules/session_proxy/session.inc on line 48
I don't know enough to sort it out - can I disable the session_proxy module? Should I? The reason I'm installing is so I can familiarise myself with Drupal, as much as with the Cambridge system: that is to say, this installation isn't production so I suspect the session handling isn't really very important, as long as it doesn't cause the installation to fail!
Any advice?
Thanks,
Ben
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: