Brian Cragun Newcomer

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• Grav in a shared host environment; admin directory & .htaccess not found · 9 years ago

  I opened a defect for the missing safari message: Regards, Brian

• Grav in a shared host environment; admin directory & .htaccess not found · 9 years ago

  Things are running quite smoothly, I can add and display content pages. The only thing I'm noticing is an error message every time I enter the admin console: 403 Forbidden Forbidden You don't have p

• Grav in a shared host environment; admin directory & .htaccess not found · 9 years ago

  Hey, Reporting back. I'm able to create the problem at will. (BTW, deleting the .yaml file worked great.) Set up: Upload grav .zip file; unzip on server. OSX: Sierra 10.12.3 Safari: Version 10.0.3

• Grav in a shared host environment; admin directory & .htaccess not found · 9 years ago

  Andy and makerygo, Let me see if I can reproduce it. My first installation I unzipped on mac and then ftp'd to the server and tried on safari. I did press create in the admin dialog but I didn't see

• Grav in a shared host environment; admin directory & .htaccess not found · 9 years ago

  MakaryGo, I'm so glad you asked. Yes, I did do the dialog, earlier before posting. Three times, and nothing seemed to happen. Because you asked, I thought I would try it again, and by chance, I used

• Grav in a shared host environment; admin directory & .htaccess not found · 9 years ago

  csixtyfour, great question. There are no files in user/account except .gitkeep. No .yaml files. user/accounts has the perms of 0755 And yes, I agree x10 is a both free (good) and limiting (bad) at ti

• Grav in a shared host environment; admin directory & .htaccess not found · 9 years ago

  One consistent step in all the shared hosting instructions is to clear the cache. Because I don't have a CLI, can I do the same thing from the file directory dialog? Can I erase files? And folders?

• Grav in a shared host environment; admin directory & .htaccess not found · 9 years ago

  Andy, great information. yes, /Documents/grav/ is the root directory for grav. I am an x10 hosting, and they use cPanel and softalicious. There is no CLI. I got a lot further by FTPing the zip file up

• Grav in a shared host environment; admin directory & .htaccess not found · 9 years ago

  I'm trying to get grav to work on an apache shared host envrionment. (x10 hosting) I downloaded grav+admin, unzipped it, and used filezilla and ftp to upload to a I'm trying to get grav to work on an