Can't continue install--must set fastcgi.logging to 0

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[i]Here is the error that I get.

I am on a shared server and I have checked that there is no way for me to set that, Host has specifically said no.

System Check Acceptance
Errors have been detected during compatibility check. In order for your SuiteCRM Installation to function properly, please take the proper steps to address the issues listed below and either press the recheck button, or try installing again.

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FastCGI

For optimal experience using IIS/FastCGI sapi, set fastcgi.logging to 0 in your php.ini file.[/i]

I am on a shared server and I have checked that there is no way for me to set that, Host has specifically said no.

Is there a workaround?

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You can try commenting-out that check by changing this file:

https://github.com/salesagility/SuiteCRM/blob/master/install/installSystemCheck.php#L73-L84

Put a
/*
before that block, and a
*/
after.

Note that this is uncharted territory, proceed at your own risk. If that check is there, there’s probably a reason for it. I am just hoping that the reason is just for performance (it says it’s not “optimal”) so you might get away with it.

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Thanks for that it worked!!
Hopefully having to live without that setting won’t change the performance.

Thanks again!

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It finally installed, but now on the first page it says this when I go here <mydomain.com>/crm/index.php

<mydomain.com>/crm/index.php?action=Login&module=Users

For optimal experience using IIS/FastCGI sapi, set fastcgi.logging to 0 in your php.ini file.

Now what?

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Now comment this:

https://github.com/salesagility/SuiteCRM/blob/master/modules/Administration/DisplayWarnings.php#L61-L63

I fear that so many warnings must have a reason to exist…

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ok, that got rid of the error but now all I get is a blank page :frowning:

One step at a time

7

solved, was a permissions issue.
Thanks PGR!