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When I run the auto-install script for a new installation of v1.3.3, I get a the following message indicating that none of the tables for the database were installed:
Creating page table… FAILED: Already exists?
I have verified that I provided the correct database credentials and that the database user has create table privileges.
I am running mysql version: Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.5.24, for debian-linux-gnu (x86_64).
Playing around with the mysql create table statements in the
setup/install.phpscript, I discovered the issue. My version of mysql doesn’t like the following syntax for declaring the engine type:I replaced
TYPEwithENGINEin all the mysql queries in this script and the script was able to create all the database tables.It appears that in MySQL 5.1, support for the
TYPEkeyword was finally removed.