First, get a LEMP stack running, then configure a database. # git clone https://github.com/mautic/mautic.git then, fix webserver file and folder permissons. # cd mautic/ # composer install # chmod 777 app/logs # chmod 777 app/cache # service apache24 start Then browse to your site and hit next: Fill out the database info in step 1,[…]
After a recent Mautic update, I was hit with the dreaded too many redirects … After fixing that, I got this error: The site is currently offline due to encountering an error A quick check of the mautic log in the terminal (check your apache conf for its location if needed) showed me it was a permissions[…]
I recently updated Mautic, and then got too many redirects and could not log in: This is what got me back running: $ cd /your/mautic/directory $ php app/console cache:clear $ composer install $ php app/console doctrine:migrations:migrate $ php app/console doctrine:schema:update –dump-sql ** check ^^ output and make sure you are ok with it.. that it wont[…]
After a recent Mautic update, I resolved an issue where there were too many redirects. Then I ran into an issue – The site is currently offline due to encountering an error… which the error was permissions. … So I checked what apache was running as: Then I fixed my webserver file and folder permissions: CMD#[…]
The 4 commands below will create a new database and user with full permissions on MySql: CREATE DATABASE mautic; CREATE USER ‘mautic’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘WowThat’sALongOne!’; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON mautic.* TO ‘mautic’@’localhost’; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
When trying to clear the cache in Mautic, I ran into an out of memory exception, even though the amount was requested was below the limit listed. A quick workaround was to unlimit the memory in php (unsure if this is OK for production): in php.ini, (my line 393): memory_limit = -1
ctrl+- line number, enter. so many wasted scrolls…
I run nginx as a reverse proxy to multiple web apps / sites in development Following the production instructions, I kept hitting an error: “wss failed: Error during WebSocket handshake: Unexpected response code: 42” Below is my nginx conf which is working for me for secure websockets… First, get Taiga running on Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial[…]
taiga@taiga:~$ circusctl circusctl 0.12.1 circusd-stats: active plugin:flapping: active taiga: stopped taiga-events: stopped (circusctl) start taiga ok (circusctl) restart taiga-events ok (circusctl) stop circusd-stats ok (circusctl) status circusd-stats: stopped plugin:flapping: active taiga: active taiga-events: active (circusctl) ctrl+c You can see process consumption details by running circus-top: taiga@taiga:~$ circus-top
To access the Taiga Django admin panel to manage users, etc (on a self hosted instance)… You just go to: https://your.taigaurl.io/admin/
