current Midas setup 3.4.1 about midas HOT 2 OPEN

Just to elaborate:

After following the installation guide on read the docs I have done the following:

-> set up a mysql database, "midas" with midas as a user granting all permissions top that user.

I then goto the site http://midas/index.php/install and get the following screen:

Then I select "goto next step":

I get the following screen:

I then select the mysql database from the dropdown:

I fill in my credentials:

I then select "setup database and account" underneath the mysql filled in credentials. I do not set up any other databases. The following error appears:

These are lines 114-115 from the InstallController.php file

 if (!isset($sqlFile) || !file_exists($sqlFile)) {
                    throw new Zend_Exception('Unable to find sql file');
                }

Which in itself seems to be where the it fails. Further up in the code on lines 111 and line 112, the following appears:

$sqlFile = $upgradeComponent->getNewestVersion(true);
                $sqlFile = BASE_PATH.'/core/database/'.$type.'/'.$sqlFile.'.sql';

the other variable set there seems to be $type
Which is defined earlier in the script as $type = $this->getParam('type');

looking at the front end name="type" is not defined as I haven't selected a DB type.

I then select a DB type, but the value of the hidden input with POST name "type" doesn't update, which is what the InstallController.php script $type variable refers to.

Does any of that help?

I can replicate this EVERY time I goto install the Midas from the Docs. Help!

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Does anyone have this current version working, that was built from a scratch machine or VM?

Vagrant box is working for me but I'm still struggling to do the same with Docker images

Would it be possible for one of the Devs to follow the instructions given to setup from scratch (on read the docs), with a VM?

You should be able to try it by yourself with the Vagrant box that's defined in the Vagrantfile file at the root of this repository. Provisioning is made with Ansible and files present in the provisioning directory.

If your vm-host OS is Windows, you'll need to reuse #236 😉

I can share my script for setting it up

If your scripts consists of one or more Dockerfile, publishing them might help #237

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