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Failure to create tables with MySQL 5.7 #443
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makes the queries work. Manually tested. |
This is probably relevant:
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Opened a PR that fixed the issue for me: #444 |
Why are you using RC2 ? The final version has been released 2-3 weeks ago. |
Ah, sorry. It's 2.8.0 (via http://piwigo.org/download/dlcounter.php?code=latest). I got confused by the GitHub releases page. |
Actually, using MySQL 5.5, I don't get the date error. The installation works fine. So I guess Piwigo is not yet ready to run with MySQL 5.7. |
That would be a first step to fix compatibility with MySQL 5.7 (with default settings). But there are more issues, described on the forum http://piwigo.org/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=162338#p162338 |
I see. Ok, good to know. |
I'm running the 2.8.0 in docker. I have a remote MySQL server running in a separate container, and the Piwigo container communicates with it just fine.
Upon first connection to Piwigo, I get the install page. I fill out the appropriate information and after clicking the
Start Installation
button, I get a blank white page.The
error.log
file reveals the following:So several tables didn't get created because of invalid default date values.
That leads to these errors when trying to load any page:
Not sure what to do about this.
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