Skip to content
Grav 2.0 is officially stable. Read the announcement →

Muut Archive Legend

@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation

Badges

✏️ First Post 💬 Conversation Starter ❤️ Well Liked

Recent posts

  • Php7, opcache and the need of clearing cache · 10 years ago

    what are you full cache: settings in system.yaml?

  • Php7, opcache and the need of clearing cache · 10 years ago

    Oh btw, i am using php7-fpm as well.

  • Php7, opcache and the need of clearing cache · 10 years ago

    I am running the last version of grav on an AWS host with Ubuntu xenial and php7. As recommended i installed php7.0-opcache and apcu. Apcu looks activated in the control "info" panel. When i create a

  • User Folder in Git Repo · 10 years ago

    I would recommend .gitignore-ing user/data/ and user/accounts/

  • User Folder in Git Repo · 10 years ago

    The user-folder is in essence safe to version with Git, even in a public repo, given that you're comfortable with the personal details often found in site.yaml: Commonly an email address. As site.yaml

  • User Folder in Git Repo · 10 years ago

    i have private repos on github, that's not the issue. just wondering if i can host it on a public one and if i can what i should hide etc. thanks!

  • User Folder in Git Repo · 10 years ago

    Alternatively, you can use https://bitbucket.org/ Bitbucket Cloud is free for small teams of 5 members and you can use private repositories

  • User Folder in Git Repo · 10 years ago

    cool. i'll exclude those from my repo :)

  • User Folder in Git Repo · 10 years ago

    Depends on your plugins. Numerous plugins (e.g., recaptchacontact, loginoauth, iplocate) require API keys that you wouldn't want to expose. Site and system.yaml should be fine.

  • User Folder in Git Repo · 10 years ago

    if i don't have user/config then I have to update that on my remote each time if it changes (site description etc). I think the only sensitive one is security.yaml yes?