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dzigner's picture

Hi
I am installing drupal at http://drupal.des-us.com. It gives me the error that PDO is not enabled. I inquired with my web host, and it is enabled, which can be checked at http://web.des-us.com/test.php. They told me to contact the vendor. So why is drupal not installing here? I had installed it successfully some days before on the 26th of may.
I also have access to php.ini file, and I have checked that mbstring and pdo both are enabled.
Thanks

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try this

windtrader's picture

Make sure to run update.php. PDO errors sometime are generated by lack of update.

You can also place phpinfo.php inside the folder where site is located and see what exactly is in the PDO section.

Lastly, maybe increase PHP-memory limit.

Hi run update where? drupal

dzigner's picture

Hi
run update where? drupal is not yet installed so I cannot run the update.php file there. I had deleted the previous installation, and uploaded anew the drupal files.
phpinfo.php is at root of my website at http://www.des-us.com. You can check it out at http://www.des-us.com/phpinfo.php.
Do you want me to put this file under http://drupal.des-us.com?
I have this in my php.ini file:
max_execution_time = 120 ; Maximum execution time of each script, in seconds
max_input_time = 60 ; Maximum amount of time each script may spend parsing request data
memory_limit = 20M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (8MB)

I think 20M should be enough memory?
Thanks

System requirements from drupal.org

Stew-bee's picture

http://drupal.org/requirements#php

"...Drupal 7 core requires 32MB. Warning messages will be shown if the PHP configuration does not meet these requirements. However, while these values may be sufficient for a default Drupal installation, a production site with a number of commonly used modules enabled (CCK, Views etc.) could require 64 MB or more..."

Sorry for being late to the

heine's picture

Sorry for being late to the party, but apart from PDO you also need a db-specific driver (pdo_mysql, pdo_sqlsrv, etc). Make sure that one is enabled too. Also, why test on separate domains?

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