installing Drupal 9 fails
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Anyone else with this problem?
I've tried it via drupal.tgz and composer. Both installations ended up with The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later. and nothing useful in the logs. -
Here is my workaround for the Drupal 9.1.4 installation on the Cloudron LAMP app (Paket v1.4.0-1).
- Install the LAMP app on your Cloudron
- Update the app ressources to minimal 1.5 GB RAM
- open the terminal
- switch to the www-data user
su www-data - change directory to /app/data
cd /app/data - install drupal via composer
composer create-project drupal/recommended-project - move everything from inside recommended-project into the root of /app/data
mv recommended-project/* .&mv recommended-project/.* . - remove the default public folder and make a symbolic link
rm -rf public&ln -s web public - open your browser and install drupal
- the last submit ends with an error
- in the terminal install drush via composer
composer require drush/drush - clear the cache
php vendor/bin/drush cr - open your drupal installation again. #yippie
Maybe there is an unknown error in the drupal installation process or something between mysql/drupal/cloudron. No hints in the logfiles. But this workflow works for me.
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@luckow I'll give it a whirl and let you know....
I've uploaded the zip (Drupal-9.1.4.zip).
Then I just went to the url.
Had an immediate error:The directory sites/default/files does not exist, so I made it, as well as the copying the missing settings.php.
I then had to change ownership of the files directory, recursively.
Then the changes were recognized by the web installer and I went to the next step.
I entered the MySQL info from the LAMP-provided info, and the next install step started.
I was then brought to the Configure Site page, entered all the details, pressed ok... andThe same message you received!
So, I thought I could trick myself into the site and so I appended an admin url to my domain, /admin/config/system/site-information, and what do you know, my site's admin page loaded.
Interestingly, none of my details which I entered in the Configure Site page were displayed, and the home page was actually https://mydomain/node, so I removed the /node.
I then tried to visit the root domain but got a new url, https://mydomain.com/user/1, so something is still out of wack.
I then shortened the admin url to just /admin, and that page loaded. In fact, I could change the theme, and do a bunch of stuff, so Drupal is installed. It might be a permissions thing, so I am going to post this for now while I look around more.
OK, my site is now working. Unfortunately I did a few steps, any of which may have done the trick.
Going in reverse:
Someone at https://www.drupal.org/forum/support/post-installation/2016-12-06/the-website-encountered-an-unexpected-error-please-try suggested appending /update.php to the root domain as a means to trigger some kind of refresh or update. I did it, and it seemed it was basically a database update. Once it was finished, my site was accessible.
However, before that I hand-tweaked the settings.php file, and activated a few settings:
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#$settings['config_sync_directory'] = '/some/directory/you-chosewas like this, so I removed the # and added the actual config sync directory. Seemed important. -
I removed the # from
$settings['allow_authorize_operations'] = TRUE; -
I removed the # from
$settings['file_public_path'] = 'sites/default/files';
Any or all of these steps might have done the trick, but I only restarted the app and checked if it was loading after adding /update.php to the domain, https://mydomain.com/.
For what it's worth, I tried restarting the app several times from the Dashboard, but strangely enough I couldn't tell if it had or not. After I had edited those 3 above, and before I added /update.php I had restarted the app from within apps File Manager window - there are three horizontal dots beside "UPLOAD" which give you three options, one of which is Restart App. I restarted the app from there and there was an immediate header at the top of the browser window telling me the app was restarting. Maybe it hadn't before.
Drupal voodoo.
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Here is my workaround for the Drupal 9.1.4 installation on the Cloudron LAMP app (Paket v1.4.0-1).
- Install the LAMP app on your Cloudron
- Update the app ressources to minimal 1.5 GB RAM
- open the terminal
- switch to the www-data user
su www-data - change directory to /app/data
cd /app/data - install drupal via composer
composer create-project drupal/recommended-project - move everything from inside recommended-project into the root of /app/data
mv recommended-project/* .&mv recommended-project/.* . - remove the default public folder and make a symbolic link
rm -rf public&ln -s web public - open your browser and install drupal
- the last submit ends with an error
- in the terminal install drush via composer
composer require drush/drush - clear the cache
php vendor/bin/drush cr - open your drupal installation again. #yippie
Maybe there is an unknown error in the drupal installation process or something between mysql/drupal/cloudron. No hints in the logfiles. But this workflow works for me.
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@luckow => here is my slight riff on your great work.
I don't like composer.json and composer.lock to be at the cloudron data root
/app/dataSo I removed this bullet from the instruction:
* move everything from inside recommended-project into the root of /app/data
mv recommended-project/* . & mv recommended-project/.* .And then I changed
rm -rf public & ln -s web public
to
rm -rf public & ln -s recommended-project/web publicI find it much easier to manage version control this way.
Your pioneering work made it so much easier for me. Thanks.
