Can anyone tell me where/which/what files in Drupal 8.x perform the system environment queries? I'm having a problem on the 'Drupal Requirements Problem' page whereby it complains about Apache 2.2.15, which is the default, stable Apache install for CentOS 6.9, and I'm hoping to somehow bypass the Apache query. I've combed through my Apache logs as well as a lot of files in /core but I don't know exactly what I'm looking for so now I'm asking the community for some help.
Unable to successfully install Drupal 8.x. Drupal complains about Apache version, workaround allows successful installation, but nothing works on installed site.
Please forgive the length. I'm trying to provide as many details as I can so that I can best solve this issue.
I have a Drupal 8 test server that is/was running CentOS 6.9, with PHP 5.6.30, MariaDB 10.1.24 and Apache 2.2.15. Except for PHP, all updates are strictly CentOS vanilla, I believe. Recently I decided to reinstall CentOS 6.9 on a newer, larger hard drive so that I might check out some of the performance benefits of PHP 7.x—in this case PHP 7.1 from Remi Collette.
I have installed a D8 site and tested it locally and it is running okay. However, we need it to be accessed via HTTPS and it to run behind a reverse proxy (rather than have a specific certificate for the site). When accessed through the browser, an error occurs "redirected you too many times".
This is funny because the same site can run a Drupal 7 site via https without a problem. I have also configured the trusted hosts settings to allow the specific domain (say mysite.example.org)
I am doing a fresh install of Drupal 8. I read that Composer is the way to go to manage dependencies, etc.
I have spent the past two days installing Composer and getting past all of the newbie issues with my web server.
So, I need a little help figuring out where to actually install the Composer template.
With the command: "composer create-project drupal-composer/drupal-project:8.x-dev some-dir --stability dev --no-interaction" where do I actually go on my remote server?