OpenEMR 5.0.2 install - Trying to Install ext. data, 2019 ICD10 Codes

[oldsoul (Paul)]

Situation
In earlier editions of OpenEMR, the code set for ICD10 or 9, seemed to install pretty quickly. I have a test install on a small atom proc. based server with a ssd and 4 gigs of ram.

It seems like a quick experience and love the new editions look, though when trying to load the 2019 icd10 codes, it kinda stalls and nothing happens after like 20 minutes of letting the system try to do the install. After 20 minutes, I exit out of the ext data tab, and try again to go back to the ext data link. It shows the 2019 icd 10 box and that its not installed. Does this latest code set take a while to load? Or do I need to do something else.

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OpenEMR Version
5.0.2

Browser:
I’m using: Firefox

Operating System
I’m using: Latest Ubuntu Server

Logs
Did you check the logs? No, not yet.

[stephenwaite]

New php default setting of mysqli.allow_local_infile that will be causing issues

Hi, In modern php versions > 7.2.16 and > 7.3.2 , the mysqli.allow_local_infile default setting is now off. This setting needs to be turned on to support importing of ICD10. I added this to the FAQ: https://www.open-emr.org/wiki/index.php/FAQ#What_are_the_correct_PHP_settings_.28can_be_found_in_the_php.ini_file.29.3F This is likely an issue that will come up in the forums. Here’s the issue with a screenshot to see what it looks like: -brady

[oldsoul (Paul)]

Before installing Openemr, I changed the php.ini settings and turned on mysqli.allow_local_infile…….

I just looked at the link in your post and it read to also check MySQL, so I did that.

Lastly, I looked at the apache2 error.log file

That’s where Zip Archive could not be found. Must not have installed zip!

So, I downloaded both the dependency for zip and the php7.2-zip.deb file and installed both, restarted apache2…logged in to openemr and tried again to install icd10 2019 codes.

After about a minute…SUCCESS!

Thank You, for the reply.