Closed SvenPfiffner closed 1 year ago
Hi, I was stuck at same error. Try this: https://subdomain.domain/html/index.php and it will redirect to the installation URL below, or you can directly go the installation URL as: https://subdomain.domain/html/admin/install/
The subdomain.domain can also be your domain only, and still work. However, I will suggest to do it over a subdomain, to keep your main domain untouched.
I am trying to find the code, and will raise a PR for it.
Amazing! We ended up installing baikal on a linux debian vm in the network now. That way it worked first try for us.
The error mentioned above seems to come up with installation on windows server; we've encountered it on several machines. But i just tried your approach on windows server and that way it worked for me.
So if you need to get baikal running on windows I can second this answer.
Thanks!
Actually, my method was on CentOS7 and Debian11. For both of them I had to do it the way I mentioned. Also, I have a shared hosting, so non-root method, and manually uploading the release file and extracting. Hope this helps further.
Also: This /admin path is written in the upgrade process as well here- https://sabre.io/baikal/upgrade/
Open the administration panel on the server. Usually this is something like http://dav.example.org/baikal/html/admin/.
Hi there! I am currently trying to set up baikal on our server and am stuck with the following error.
Baikal version: 0.9.3
After unpacking the release version of Baikal and trying to access the installer over ".../baikal/html/" the following PHP error is given
Symfony\Component\Yaml\Exception\ParseException: File ".../baikal/config/baikal.yaml" does not exist. in ...\baikal\vendor\symfony\yaml\Parser.php:68
Inspection of the
config
folder reveals that the only file present is.empty
.PS: The
config
folder is writable as this was mentioned in the installation guide.