Closed lookme2 closed 8 years ago
Same issue. What I could see as important is that I'm using a subdirectory (i.e. http://mydomain.com/partkeepr)
i had the same issue come up, but it was fixed by following the link in the error box and setting up apache2 server per instructions. you also have to be careful about doc root as well. mine is now up and running... try the link
Do you use a subpath in your domain? As far as I was ableto tell from the htaccess the test did not work for subpaths. I commented the check and the app works fine
http://10.0.1.206/partkeepr-0.78/web/
Not sure why the difference. After fighting with it for so long, I'm going to try to build a new vm and set up something more robust just to see how well it works with multiple sites. But for now, this seems to work fine. If commenting the check works, probably wasn't all that necessary anyway it seems. If I have good luck with the new vm install the next couple of days, I'll try to record the steps and post. There seems to be a real need for a step by step for those of us who are not that literate on the depths of mysql, php, and apache2. :) Glad you got it running....
And solution was ? Just to comment test ?
O.k. ... I found reason ... please be aware that your apache server config look like :
Alias "/partkeepr" "/var/www/partkeepr-1.3.0/web"
<Directory "/var/www/partkeepr-1.3.0/web">
AcceptPathInfo on
Require all granted
AllowOverride All
</Directory>
I think directory part are important.
I found the issue. Apache's mod_rewrite should be enabled for the provided .htaccess file perform the redirection from setup/webserverTest to setup.php/setup/webserverTest.
Run this command as super user: a2enmod rewrite
and restart apache.
I am trying to upgrade to .78. I will not pass the setup with the following error.