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  • Page Collection · 10 years ago

    i tried this but it keeps returning to no quotes.

  • Page Collection · 10 years ago

    Did you try, as written here, with quotes around path and on a single line ? items: '@page.children':'/blog' Yaml is quite sensitive to carriage return, indentation, etc.

  • Page Collection · 10 years ago

    title: Breaking published: true content: items: '@page.children': /blog order: by: date dir: desc limit: 10 pagination: true I am using Vanilla Bone theme to pr

  • Installation fails: "bin/grav: Permission denied" · 10 years ago

    Seems the bin/grav file is not executable. Check the permissions guide

  • Installation fails: "bin/grav: Permission denied" · 10 years ago

    I try to install Grav using Composer. It goes on until: Generating autoload files > bin/grav install sh: 1: bin/grav: Permission denied Script bin/grav install handling the post-create-project-cmd

  • Spent far too long trying to install Grav... :( · 10 years ago

    Not familiar with Vagrant+grav either, personally I'm running grav on a laravel valet setup and it works like a charm, maybe you could try that! laravel valet

  • Spent far too long trying to install Grav... :( · 10 years ago

    The user that is running the Apache daemon. The default is www-data, but www is also common. From the terminal, a ps -axshould show you the user running httpd or apachectl, whatever it is nowadays.

  • Spent far too long trying to install Grav... :( · 10 years ago

    Thanks for your response ! When you say what user apache is run by, do you mean what user started apache in the first place? or what user installed apache? How can I check this? thanks again

  • Spent far too long trying to install Grav... :( · 10 years ago

    I have no experience with Vagrant but basically Grav can't write to that folder because the user running Apache does not have permissions to create it. If the files are owned by the vagrant user, also

  • Spent far too long trying to install Grav... :( · 10 years ago

    I have spent the last few of my days off trying to get my virtual machine hosting Grav. I am using vagrant to run a virtual box where I have the standard LAMP stack installed. php version is 5.5.9 apa