Fluxcp 'reg_date' Error ! in Web Support Posted September 13, 2019 · Edited September 13, 2019 by sekall following the first answers, this is the solution for linux (ubuntu 18.04) users. You can jump right to the solution a little lower... I took like 4 information sources to get it all going for me, thats why I put it all together a little more detailed... After preconfiguring fluxCP (see github wiki) I had the same problem mentioned here after hitting fluxCP "update all". Quote Critical Error An error was encountered during the lifetime of the application. This could be due to a variety of problems, such as a bug in the application. However, normally it is caused by misconfiguration. To make sure its actually this error, you need to enable full error log in the error.php: sudo nano /var/www/html/config/error.php now set this from false to true: Quote $showExceptions = true; exit with STRG+X and confirm save with Y and RETURN Then you are able to see the full error log: Quote Exception Details Error: Flux_Error Message: Critical MySQL error in Installer/Updater: Invalid default value for 'reg_date' File: /var/www/html/lib/Flux/Installer/Schema.php:131 ... My working Solution open the mysqld.cnf with write permissions (e.g. sudo): sudo nano /etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/mysqld.cnf append this in the [mysql] section: sql_mode=NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION exit with STRG+X and confirm save with Y and RETURN now restart the mysql service: sudo systemctl restart mysql.service
Fluxcp 'reg_date' Error !
in Web Support
Posted · Edited by sekall
following the first answers, this is the solution for linux (ubuntu 18.04) users. You can jump right to the solution a little lower...
I took like 4 information sources to get it all going for me, thats why I put it all together a little more detailed...
After preconfiguring fluxCP (see github wiki) I had the same problem mentioned here after hitting fluxCP "update all".
To make sure its actually this error, you need to enable full error log in the error.php:
now set this from false to true:
exit with STRG+X and confirm save with Y and RETURN
Then you are able to see the full error log:
My working Solution
open the mysqld.cnf with write permissions (e.g. sudo):
append this in the [mysql] section:
sql_mode=NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION
exit with STRG+X and confirm save with Y and RETURN
now restart the mysql service:
sudo systemctl restart mysql.service