Hi I have a Debian ISpconfig3 server I have created a site with php7 and Fast CGI. I first tried to install it using ASP but it failed. I then uploaded the files with ftp and planned to installed in using the web.(old fashion way ) when I enter the /setup/ folder from my browser I get this msg. Autoload error Vendor autoload is not found. Please run 'composer install' under application root directory. (This is naturally what I do not want to do because I dont have composer installed IF I had composer installed I could install Magento using composer from command line.) Anyone that has a solution I can use? . Thanks for taking time to read my post.
never had any problems installing magento. create the website/database in ispconfig as normal. usually, I just ssh to the server using the account created during the server install and sudo to root. switch to the website's root folder, wget the magento zip/tar file, extract it, then run: chown -R web#:client# * then just continue the install as per the magento install instructions. (I would only install it on it's own server though, it's way more resource heavy than wordpress/joomla etc. wouldn't trust it on a shared hosting server unless you've got a really big server, or it's a very infrequently visited site) I don't know what you used to ftp the files to the server, I've noticed quite often with FileZilla, If there's lots of little files/folders, (which there definitely is with magento), it doesn't always upload every single file, it misses quite a lot of them, but doesn't indicate any issues/failures with the upload. the method above avoids any such issue. you can install nodejs/npm and composer and make them available to jailkitted ssh users. done that on our own servers. I know I've posted the jailkit config I've used for them in replies to some threads on here. a quick search for node / composer should find them.
in jk_init.ini: Code: [node] comment = NodeJS executables = /usr/bin/npm, /usr/bin/node, /usr/bin/nodejs, /usr/local/bin/elmi-to-json directories = /usr/share/npm, /usr/lib/nodejs, /usr/local/lib/node_modules [composer] comment = composer executables = /usr/bin/composer directories = /usr/share/doc/composer i'm assuming you'll want nodejs/npm as well at some point, everyone wanting to use composer on our servers has.
apt-get install composer although i don't think that'll give you any options on what version gets installed. otherwise, download and run the installer: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-use-composer-on-ubuntu-20-04 process should be exactly the same for 18.04 if you open the installer file before running it, it shows the cli options that can be given to it, specifically:
Thanx. Is it the "composer-setup.php" I edit before installing? Sorry, I'm new to this.. $check = in_array('--check', $argv); $help = in_array('--help', $argv); $force = in_array('--force', $argv); $quiet = in_array('--quiet', $argv); $channel = 'stable'; if (in_array('--snapshot', $argv)) { $channel = 'snapshot'; } elseif (in_array('--preview', $argv)) { $channel = 'preview'; } elseif (in_array('--1', $argv)) { $channel = '1'; } elseif (in_array('--2', $argv)) { $channel = '2'; }
i dont think you need to edit any files. if you follow the install instructions in the link i posted, the command: Code: sudo php composer-setup.php --install-dir=/usr/local/bin --filename=composer would become: Code: sudo php composer-setup.php --install-dir=/usr/local/bin --filename=composer --1 or Code: sudo php composer-setup.php --install-dir=/usr/local/bin --filename=composer --version="1.1.x"
