Installing Drupal

Hi all,

I’m completely new to Lando/Docker and could really use some guidance—I’m not even sure where to start asking for help.

I think I messed up my Lando/Docker setup. When trying to run Docker commands, I have to explicitly use lando start or lando info instead of just start or info. Is that expected behavior?

On top of that, I switched my Drupal theme from Bartik to Zen, and now I’m getting the following error when accessing the site:

    "The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later."

I used the following guide https://www.atlantic.net/dedicated-server-hosting/how-to-install-drupal-... to install Drupal on Oracle Linux 9 adjusting for newer versions of the repos. 

When I request the example site I get the following error:

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access this resource.Server unable to read htaccess file, denying access to be safe

(My italics)

good morning
I am writing from Italy
I have used Drupal for more than ten years, from d6,
a few years ago I abandoned Drupal for another type of work, but now here I am again, I start again from 11,
I installed Drupal 11 locally with xampp and everything went well, since the latest version of xampp has php 8.2 and mariadb 10.4 I upgraded both and everything works well,

hi, installed xampp, put drupal in htdoc folder, went to browser localhost/mydrupal, and getting error message

"8.2.12 Your PHP installation is too old. Drupal requires at least PHP 8.3.0. It is recommended to upgrade to PHP version 8.3.0 or higher for the best ongoing support. See PHP's version support documentation and the Drupal PHP requirements page for more information."

Since I prefer to work in a local development environment before pushing everything to the shared hosting environment - where public_html is mandatory the docroot and not the /web-folder - I managed to install the legacy-project (which offers a flat structure without the /web-folder) in Drupal 11 locally and also to get it working after pushing it to live.

All workarounds to get the /web-folderstructure of the recommended project working in drupal 10 or 11 were - to say the least - troublesome. That's why I opted for the legacy project.