Installing Drupal

Since PHP 5.5.9 is not supported yet on Openshift default cartridges. I tried the following on openshift

added nginx 1.8.0 using
http://cartreflect-claytondev.rhcloud.com/github/boekkooi/openshift-cart...

add mysql5.5 using local cartridge
add phpmyadmin4.0 cartridge

Use drush to get latest drupal in my case 8.0.2 - rename the directory to php, removed the public directory

Hello,

I am not able to install the Drupal 8.0.2 on the PostgreSQL 9.2.4.
Could you please help me in this issue? The details you can find below.
Thank you in advance.

Hello everybody.

I'm getting some troubles trying to do the following:

I have an Ubuntu Server (version 14.04) with Apache. I'd like to install a Drupal 7 Multisite instance. But I would like to access to any site via ports, because it's just a development server and I don't have any domain, just an IP address.

My structure would be something like:

Server IP: 66.66.66.66
Directory of Multisite instance: /var/www/drupal7_multisite

-- Main site
66.66.66.66:7000

---- Another site 1
-- 66.66.66.66:7001

I am getting the following error when attempting to install Drupal 8 - The "field_storage_config" entity type does not exist.

Any ideas as to why this might be occurring?

A few days ago a website I run was shut down because the host said it may be sending spam emails out.

The host suggested that I download all the files from FTP, delete them from the server and then put up a holding page for now, which is what I have done.

I now need to get the site live again, having all the files on my desktop. As far as I know the MySQL database is still intact on the host.

How do I do this?

Thanks

J

I'm learning Drupal 8, and wanted to install Drupal 8 on my Ubuntu 15.10
desktop inside an isolated LXC container. It's easy, but maybe not as easy as
it should be, so I wrote a little script demonstrating how to do it. It's at

https://github.com/dankegel/d8demo

The core idea is just using composer to download and drush to 'install',
but there were a few gotchas along the way. I hope the script is useful for others.