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  • For anyone else having this problem, here is the current workaround:

    Before beginning the WordPress install, open up the upgrade.php file found in wp-admin/includes.

    In the file, find the function definition for wp_install_defaults() (for me, this was line 105 in WordPress 3.2.1)

    In this function, you’ll find code that creates the default page (for me, this was line 258 in WordPress 3.2.1). Specifically, the line begins with $wpdb->insert( $wpdb->posts, array(. Comment the entire insert function call out and run the installer.

    I am also having the same exact problem described by mirefoot. The installation succeeded, with the error described in the original post, and now I cannot access the admin area.

    I get to the login page, but once I login I get the error

    You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

    For what it’s worth, the WordPress seems to be function properly except for the admin side of things.

    My current setup:

    $ psql --version
    psql (PostgreSQL) 9.1.3

    WordPress 3.2.1 since this version was listed as the last tested version for PG4WP).

    Any help would be appreciated!

    EDIT: I was able to login to my PostgreSQL server and re-issue the insert statement that error’d out (using the correct syntax). This didn’t fix the problem. Did the initial error during install prevent some other installation tasks?

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