Linux-Install Error

[SUP3RIA]

Creating the admin user Error 1364: Field 'oldestItemLikedCreatedAt' doesn't have a default value Aborting installation...

[SUP3RIA]

Ok, SQL has to be in unstrict mode.

[Azareal]

Yeah, MySQL can be a little fussy, I've noted that down, although it seems to work on my machine and this is the one where I usually get errors like that.

[wtl420]

I just encountered this same error. Looks like I had to disable STRICT_TRANS_TABLES in my sql_mode; my guess that's something Fedora has set for MariaDB by default.

[Azareal]

#40 One thing which might help to solve this is Docker, that doesn't work quite yet though.

I'll see if I can hunt down that specific setting and see what I can wrangle to get rid of this problem.
Unfortunately, Travis doesn't seem to set that flag for the database for the automated tests, so it's easy for this slip through.

[wtl420]

I saw this was closed and gave this a shot with STRICT_TRANS_TABLES enabled and got this new error:

Executing query #33
INSERT INTO `menu_items`(`mid`,`htmlID`,`cssClass`,`position`,`tmplName`,`order`) VALUES (1,'general_alerts','menu_alerts','right','menu_alerts',2);                                         
Error 1364: Field 'name' doesn't have a default value
Aborting installation...

If I disable it again, the install goes through fine, so I believe there's a few more queries that don't play nice with this.

[Azareal]

Oops, it looks like I forgot to push some bits.

[Azareal]

@wtl420 It should work now.