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• Lost in permissions, blank page, Apache2 - local installation · 1 year ago

  I answered my third question this way: I changed the ownership and permissions of home/user/www/mywebsite/grav this way : cd sudo chown -R www-data:myuser /www/mywebsite sudo chmod -R 755 cd www/myweb

• Lost in permissions, blank page, Apache2 - local installation · 1 year ago

  I'm using Debian 12, and trying to run Grav under my home/user directory, with the right permissions This is what I did so far : in the /etc/apache2/envvars file, i've set the running user and group

• Debian: Apache not using correct owner and group · 1 year ago

  That's the first thing I did, and I still did have permissions issues.

• Debian: Apache not using correct owner and group · 1 year ago

  About needing to enter the admin password each time you want to access to /var/www: I resolved that by doing a symbolic link between /var/www/my-site and /home/me/www/my-site. You can only securely do

• Debian: Apache not using correct owner and group · 1 year ago

  I mentioned everything I know in my several posts, what's not clear to you ? I can make a short resume here : Initial problem was that Apache was not taking into account my /etc/apache2/envvars file.

• Debian: Apache not using correct owner and group · 1 year ago

  Wooooow !!! I succeded ! So haaaaapy 🙂 Soooo, in order to remove /var/lib/php/sessions/sess* I've run this command, found here : https://serverfault.com/questions/851255/rm-rf-cannot-delete-session-fi

• Debian: Apache not using correct owner and group · 1 year ago

  About what to set in the envvars file, should I set My_user / My_usergroup or My_user / www-data ? I tried both actually, but I'm not sure what is best. Both make the same errors. I've found this : T

• Debian: Apache not using correct owner and group · 1 year ago

  @pamtbaau: /etc/init.d/apache2 Now something is happening at last. I've run the following commande : /etc/init.d/apache2 restart And now Grav can't work properly anymore. I'm happy I get errors, this

• Debian: Apache not using correct owner and group · 1 year ago

  I've found this post too, tried to restart apache with 'apache2ctl' command, tried again after reloading the admin backend, to no avail. I've run this command : sudo apache2ctl -S And everything seems

• Debian: Apache not using correct owner and group · 1 year ago

  Ok thank you for your help. I don't know what to do then :/ I'm going to look for some documentation on Apache.