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Unable to install - get 404 message from server. #970

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Christensen-Agency opened this issue Nov 3, 2023 · 5 comments
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Unable to install - get 404 message from server. #970

Christensen-Agency opened this issue Nov 3, 2023 · 5 comments
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@Christensen-Agency
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Hello
I have tried installation several times, but get a 404 error from the server when I call the folder with the SolidInvoice files.
I have done the following:
Uploaded 2.2.5 as tar and zip, extracted on server.
2.2.5 zip extracted on MacBook client, and uploaded via FTP
2.2.0 uploaded as tar file and unpacked on server.
Client: MacBook
Browser:
Safari, Firefox, Google Chrome
Same result in all cases.

picture 1 and 2 show file list with rights on server. (2.2.0 package)

Image 3 shows PHP setup.

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@Christensen-Agency
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Any one ?

@pierredup
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Hi @Christensen-Agency. I suspect the issue might be around the .htaccess rules for Apache. I'll see if I can get a test Apache instance set up and will investigate this further

@Christensen-Agency
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Thank you for your reply - I think along the same lines, byt could not se "missing path" in the .htaccess

It is looking like this, se my comments in bracket at the end of each line:

RewriteEngine On

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^css(.*)$ public/css/$1 [L] (this is ok folder is there)
RewriteRule ^images(.*)$ public/images/$1 [L]  (this is not ok, folder is "img")
RewriteRule ^js(.*)$ public/js/$1 [L] (this is ok folder is there)
RewriteRule ^uploads(.*)$ public/uploads/$1 [L] (this is not ok, folder is not there)
RewriteRule ^bundles(.*)$ public/bundles/$1 [L] (this is ok folder is there)
RewriteRule ^static(.*)$ public/static/$1 [L] (this is ok folder is there)
RewriteRule ^swf(.*)$ public/swf/$1 [L] (this is ok folder is there)
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ public/index.php [QSA,L] (this is ok folder is there)

@StefanosPs
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As I understand from your installation process, you are trying to upload the whole application to the public_html/solid folder. Am I correct?
If yes

  1. could you please share your instructions to install the application this way?
  2. What returns your browser if you browse the URL {yourdomain}/solid/public?

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Christensen-Agency commented Dec 5, 2023 via email

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