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Error - Working directory is not a recognisable Ghost installation. #15

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abhilashfyi opened this issue Jan 15, 2019 · 10 comments
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@abhilashfyi
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I get this error after going through the steps mentioned.
Do I need to install Ghost via ghost-CLI at this location?

I'm new to this and would appreciate your help, thanks!

[INFO] Starting Ghost server...
Working directory is not a recognisable Ghost installation.
Run ghost start again within a folder where Ghost was installed with Ghost-CLI.
cp: directory /Users/abhilashjain/.ghost//current does not exist
cp: directory /Users/abhilashjain/.ghost//current does not exist
cp: /Users/abhilashjain/.ghost//current/.gitignore: No such file or directory

@surajk95
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Same issue

@DanHakimi
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I've had the same issue and I do have a ghost install.

@anvarjamalsaifi
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Looks like I got a solution. I was getting this same error when was trying to update Ghost or using some commands. I think what's happening is we're not able to get inside the Ghost directory. So in order to do that I first got into the Ghost manager by using sudo -i -u ghost-mgr and then got into the right directory by using cd /var/www/ghost/ and then used Ghost commands. Worked for me.

@jofftiquez
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Looks like I got a solution. I was getting this same error when was trying to update Ghost or using some commands. I think what's happening is we're not able to get inside the Ghost directory. So in order to do that I first got into the Ghost manager by using sudo -i -u ghost-mgr and then got into the right directory by using cd /var/www/ghost/ and then used Ghost commands. Worked for me.

Very helpful. Thanks.

@iamjaeeuncho
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Looks like I got a solution. I was getting this same error when was trying to update Ghost or using some commands. I think what's happening is we're not able to get inside the Ghost directory. So in order to do that I first got into the Ghost manager by using sudo -i -u ghost-mgr and then got into the right directory by using cd /var/www/ghost/ and then used Ghost commands. Worked for me.

it works! thanks ;)

@anvarjamalsaifi
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anvarjamalsaifi commented Jan 30, 2023

You're welcome. I'm glad it's working for us haha!

@shravan20
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This didnt work in MAC m1.

@khaoniaomamuang
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Use NodeJS version 18 (Hydrogen). This solves it for me.

@danielrosehill
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A bit late to this thread but still facing this output even after updating to latest node-js

@anvarjamalsaifi
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This didnt work in MAC m1.

Sorry for the late reply. But I think it should work on any machine . ?

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