Unicode libraryError Multibyte string input conversion in PHP is active and must be disabled. Check the php.ini mbstring.http_input setting. Please refer to the PHP mbstring documentation for more information. I am getting this error which prevents install on localhost. My system is Linux 3.16-2-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.3-2 (2014-09-20) x86_64 PHP Version 5.6.0-1 Defensive comment: I am on the testing branch because I cannot use Debian stable as its kernel is too old for my advanced computer, and anyway testing branch is close to code freeze and release, so this is a non-issue. Please read this: I am aware of this, my php.ini is set to default_charset = 'UTF-8' and all the deprecated strings are empty and commented out. I already installed patch in, my.htaccess has the two lines to no avail.

At this point, I don't know what else to do except ask Drupal to patch the next 7.x version to solve this problem Comments. Sorry, it worked after restarting apache service. I still think that this is a work-around that should not be there, and that future versions of Drupal should be patched.

EDIT: spoke too soon, although error disappeared Drupal cannot install, blank screen, database full but still returns to database details page. I have to research this issue more in depth, but am confirming my suspicions that the two lines just cloak the error, without fixing it. I don't want anybody to think that the addition of those two lines are a fix. • or to post comments. Drupal installs with errors. Unable to get the admin interface for user1, changing pass with drush will not help.

Drush updb throws error: 'Multibyte string input conversion in PHP is active and must be disabled. Check the php. Roscoe Philaphornia Rarity. ini mbstring.http_input [warning] setting. Please refer to the PHP mbstring documentation for more information. (Currently using Unicode library Error)' In spite of the lines above added to php.ini, I no longer see errors in install process, yet drush detects them. Any Drupal core maintainers listening to this?

I tried installing a different PHP CMS in my localhost and it installed OK • or to post comments. There are two different problems here: 1) The multibyte string input conversion issue has not been fixed, to add lines to php.ini is not a solution, drush reports warnings that this is still active in system although installer does not show error any more. In other words, error is still lurking in there, but concealed. In fact, PHP 5. The Darkest Day Britt Bury Epub Format. 6 is better than previous versions, because all that installer reports about php.ini has been deprecated in favour of UTF 8, which is the default, so nothing should be altered there for this purpose, the bug is inside Drupal not in PHP, other PHP CMS do not report this bug. 2) The other bug is unable to login after install in localhost, this is related to the way Drupal installs cookies.

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