I'm trying to install ViArt Shop on a godaddy.com server account. My phpinfo.php file says that "Zend Technologies with Zend Optimizer v2.5.7" is installed and running. However, when I go to my initial ViArt upload directory to initiate the install I get the error message:
Fatal error: Corrupted encoded data detected in /home/content/w/i/l/wilay/html/shop/includes/va_functions.php on line 0
It looks like it's not able to decode the Zend-encoded data. Any advice?
Rob
anjula
8/3/07 9:55 AM
Hello,
The problem you have faced has to do with the uploading Zend Encoded files in the 'includes' folder. Please, make sure that you have uploaded files within the 'includes' folder to your web server using BINARY mode in your FTP program. More details can be found here http://www.viart.com/faq_all
Also, please check whether the compatible version of Zend Optimizer is installed. For PHP 5.x you need to use Zend Optimizer 3.2 or later. For PHP 4.x - Zend 2.6.2 is recommended. For PHP 4.2.x - Zend 2.6.2 is recommended.
With regards, ViArt Support Team
Lubosh (Guest)
5/31/08 11:42 AM
I have followed these instructions and am still getting an error...! My website is on a Windows server with Zend installed, I re-copied files in binary mode, and have the database (mySql) ready... Can you please sugest what else can I try?
emresonmez (Guest)
6/2/08 7:34 PM
Lubosh change your hosting to Linux. And then upload files in your includes folder in BINARY mode. There should be no problem
Lubosh (Guest)
6/3/08 5:21 AM
Hmm, I've done that, and made sure to do a Binary transfer, but now I'm getting just a blank page (with the redirected URL to install.php) No idea, maybe I'll start again..? Third time lucky?
emresonmez (Guest)
6/3/08 5:53 PM
Log in to your Account Manager.
Click Hosting Account List under My Products on the left.
Click the Open link under the Control panel heading for the hosting account you wish to manage.
Click Languages under the Content section.
Click the radio button next to PHP 5.x.
Click Continue.
Click Update.
emresonmez (Guest)
6/3/08 10:50 PM
If still not working, simple re-upload all non-image files to your server again.
Lubosh (Guest)
6/4/08 3:54 AM
Hmm - php is version 4.4.8 and Zend Optimizer is 3.2.8 - could that possibly be a problem? I'm not really able to downgrade Zend, or upgrade php as this is shared hosting... But I will try to recopy the includes directory one more time using Binary transfer...
Lubosh (Guest)
6/4/08 5:02 AM
People - I am seriously confused here... The installation guide tells me to change permissions on var_definition.php in the includes folder. But there is no such file...?!?
