Question Upgrading Problems 1.6

Hello,

I tried today to upgrade the kunena forum i'm runing from 1.5.12 to 1.6
First i uninstalled the old version and afterwords i tried to install it again but everytime when i try upload and install its taking some time and afterwards nothing is happen, some kind of timeout.

So i thought maybe its a problem with the provider and uploaded the folder into the temp directory and run the installation from there. Now it worked and he is asking if i wanna migrate if i click this i have the same problem again.

I reinstalled the old version 1.5.12 which is now running again and if i try to make an upgrade without uninstallation i get this error: Fatal error: Class 'DOMDocument' not found in <pathtoside>/administrator/components/com_kunena/install/schema.php on line 188

i tried
update joomla to 1.5.21
deaktivated all components and plugins which where additionaly installed

but its still not running
can somebody maybe help me?

thanks

Hello,

You need to have at least PHP 5.2.3 and MySQL 5.x to install kunena 1.6

Maybe try to increase the php memory limit and the maximum execution time in your php.ini

FYI - You don't have to uninstall a prior Kunena version - Out upgrader does the upgrade for you.

xillibit wrote: Hello,

You need to have at least PHP 5.2.3 and MySQL 5.x to install kunena 1.6

Maybe try to increase the php memory limit and the maximum execution time in your php.ini

Hello,

thanks fo the answer the mysql version is 5.1.49 and the php version is 5.3.3

its hosted on an webpage so i can not change the php settings

max_execution_time 20
memory_limit 128M
is this enought or to small/short? if its to short i'll try it lokal

FYI - You don't have to uninstall a prior Kunena version - Out upgrader does the upgrade for you.

yes i tried this too like i posted.

thanks fo the answer

Please read Kunena 1.6.0 Read Me: System Requirements for details of minimum system requirements to run K 1.6.0.

Your system memory should be sufficient but the max. execution time might be a little low. This is something that you will need to discuss with your web hosting provider.