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PHP docker container image for Drupal
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Install Drupal on a subdirectory #16

Closed mferraro closed 7 years ago

mferraro commented 7 years ago

Reading the FAQs and documentation I don't find how install Drupal on a subdirectory

Example: domain.com/drupal/ I need to define a basePath different then "/"

pprishchepa commented 7 years ago

You shoukd define env vars PHP_DOCROOT and NGINX_DOCROOT. Something like that:

php:
    environment:
        PHP_DOCROOT: drupal

nginx:
    environment:
        NGINX_DOCROOT: drupal
mferraro commented 7 years ago

Hi Pavel, i think is not same what you explain me and what i need.

The PHP_DOCROOT and NGINX_DOCROOT define the root of the project but I need to install the Drupal inside another subfolder. An example of url is: domain.com/subdirectory/index.php

with PHP_DOCROOT AND NGINX_DOCROOT the url is always the same domain.com/index.php

pprishchepa commented 7 years ago

Yes, you're right. What if you define only PHP_DOCROOT: subdirectory?

Try to define PHP_DOCROOT and remove NGINX_DOCROOT definition.

mferraro commented 7 years ago

My directory structure is:

On docker-compose.yml the configuration is: PHP_DOCROOT: project NGINX_DOCROOT: project

devilmic commented 7 years ago

I have the same situation as mferraro, I would like to have my drupal running in a subfolder.

Tried included the PHP_DOCROOT: subdir and NGINX_DOCROOT: subdir -> failed (File not found)

Tried included the PHP_DOCROOT:subdir and remove NGINX_DOCROOT:subdir -> failed (still run in root folder)

erozqba commented 7 years ago

@devilmic Try the other possible option: Tried included the NGINX_DOCROOT:subdir and remove PHP_DOCROOT:subdir That work for me.

mferraro commented 7 years ago

The NGINX_DOCROOT must be the root and the Drupal installation on a subdirectory. With this configuration you can't access on drupal with an url like this: http://dominio.com/subdir/

erozqba commented 7 years ago

@mferraro In the configuration that you propose what do you will see when you access to the http://dominio.com ?

mferraro commented 7 years ago

http://domonio.com/drupal

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devilmic commented 7 years ago

erozqba, Tried your method as well but still had negative result. I used 7.x drupal. Which version you are using?

mferraro Tried enable PHP_DOCROOT only, the 'docker-compose up' output the following to terminal when browsing with subdir:

FastCGI sent in stderr: "Primary script unknown" while reading response header from upstream, client: 'browser ip', server: localhost, request: "GET /portal/ HTTP/1.1", upstream: "fastcgi://172.18.0.4:9000", host: "'hostip':8000"

pprishchepa commented 7 years ago

Sorry guys there is no way to use sub-directory in your site URL. Env vars PHP_DOCROOT and NGINX_DOCROOT are about docroot in /var/www/html but not about sub-directory in URL.

I see it's a point to imporvement d4d. Until it's done you should modify Nginx config manually.

csandanov commented 7 years ago

This is a way too specific use-case for us to support