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• Grav-develop.zip on Bluehost · 11 years ago

  group and owner are ok. Permissions are 755 and 644 due to the fact that BH's Apache will not allow 775/644 as instructed for the install in the documentation.

• Grav-develop.zip on Bluehost · 11 years ago

  I obeyed the instructions for installation at http://learn.getgrav.org/basics/installation. Navigate to www.ibaofutah.com and nothing. I do mean nothing. No error, no page, nada. Any suggestions?

• Keep gettin Errors on Subpages · 11 years ago

  Sure. Send the email to the address providet in GitHub :) Thanks again for your great help.

• Keep gettin Errors on Subpages · 11 years ago

  Perhaps you can send me a zip of your entire site so I can see if i can replicate the issue?

• Keep gettin Errors on Subpages · 11 years ago

  I use symlinks extensively in my development server. Many of which are in a similar configuration to yours, and it all works fine, so i'm not sure what else it could be :(

• Keep gettin Errors on Subpages · 11 years ago

  Yes, its an apache webserver (shared!). The global .htaccess-configuration starts with "AllowOverride AuthConfig FileInfo Indexes Limit Options=ExecCGI,Includes,Indexes,MultiViews,SymLinksIfOwnerMatch

• Keep gettin Errors on Subpages · 11 years ago

  Are you running apache or nginx? did you do anything special to get the blog.domain.com version working correctly? Maybe your websever is configured to not allow symlinks? Is AllowOverride enabled (as

• Keep gettin Errors on Subpages · 11 years ago

  Yes, I found that one. But unfortunately, it did not work. I have installed Grav in a subfolder (/blog-subfolder) and the subdomain pointing there is a symlink named blog.domain.com (thats the way it

• Keep gettin Errors on Subpages · 11 years ago

  Check this not found page out in the grav learn docs. It should help you isolate the problem.

• Keep gettin Errors on Subpages · 11 years ago

  I managed to install GRAV (soraarticle-skeleton) in a subfolder of my webspace and pointed a subdomain to that folder. The call of the frontpage works perfectly nice (if you ignore the fact, the test-