Won't install if ENABLE_INSTALL has a timestamp older than 1 hour

[mems]

If you install Baïkal from flat version, copying all files to your FTP, /Specific/ENABLE_INSTALL file included, during install process (at the begin) you will get an error:

Baïkal Install Tool is locked. To unlock it, create (or re-create if it exists already) an empty file named ENABLE_INSTALL (uppercase, no file extension) in the Specific/ folder of Baïkal.

The problem come from /Specific/ENABLE_INSTALL timestamp included in Flat package that don't match requirements (/Core/Frameworks/BaikalAdmin/Core/Auth.php in assertUnlocked()) IE. updated/created 1 hour max before installing.

When you create packages, you should create a specific test in \BaikalAdmin\Core\Auth::assertUnlocked() to check aslo if the file match the timestamp of provided file in packages. For exemple the file included in flat 2.4.0 version package equals to:

$iTime = 1353270687; // 18 nov. 2012 21:31

[hermann-san]

I had the same problem with a current Baikal version, but I simply deleted the version on the webspace and re-uploaded the Baikal folder with the installation files. After the upload was done (~ 10 min.) , I imediately started the install wizard and this time it worked fine.
Maybe one should not wait too long with the install wizard after uploading the folder.

[evert]

This ticket is a bit old. Sorry for the slow response so far :/

I'm closing this to clean out old tickets, but if this is still an issue for you (and still important to you) just comment here so we can reopen.