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Just with regard to the second issue - I was able to work around this problem by doing the following:
Manually insert a record into table ac_companies - be sure to set both date fields or you'll get an error after first login
Manually insert a user into table ac_users - you'll need to encrypt the password using sha1, use the following code and paste the encrypted password into the ac_users password field. dont forget to make the user an admin.
<?php
$administrator_password = "yourpassword";
$encrypted_password = sha1($administrator_password);
echo "$administrator_password <br>";
echo "$encrypted_password";
?>
Once these tasks are done the site loads fine and is functional.
Manually insert a record into table ac_companies - be sure to set both date fields or you'll get an error after first login
Manually insert a user into table ac_users - you'll need to encrypt the password using sha1, use the following code and paste the encrypted password into the ac_users password field. dont forget to make the user an admin.
<?php
$administrator_password = "yourpassword";
$encrypted_password = sha1($administrator_password);
echo "$administrator_password <br>";
echo "$encrypted_password";
?>
Once these tasks are done the site loads fine and is functional.
To get round issue 2 with mysql5, I just changed the mysql_schema.php so that the client_of_id field in companies table is default '0', before going through the installation process.
so line 19 of that file now reads:
`client_of_id` smallint(5) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
Installation then goes smoothly for me. I dont know if its a bad idea to leave the client_of_id field having a default value of 0, can always change the table structure back after sucessful install.
so line 19 of that file now reads:
`client_of_id` smallint(5) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
Installation then goes smoothly for me. I dont know if its a bad idea to leave the client_of_id field having a default value of 0, can always change the table structure back after sucessful install.
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