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.
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
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.
I tried installing Drupal 8 the other night and couldn't get to the browser installation screen. I worked with my hosting company, an amazingly talented and helpful bunch, and they determined that it was a problem with Zend Guard Loader, which was creating a segmentation fault.
When selecting the "Default download method" to "Private local files served by Drupal" my images won't work anymore.
Using the public method the "imagecached" image on admin/config/media/image-styles/edit/thumbnail shows as expected, but when switched to 'private' this image won't show - The URL of the image gets in a redirect-loop to itself.
I use NGINX as a web server - both as a front-end SSL terminator and as a backend to a Varnish v4 cache.
Now that Drupal8's here I'm trying to install it on that stack.
Is there any official/complete documentation on how to configure Drupal8 properly for use with Varnish v4?
I'm specifically looking for deployment docs that DO NOT assume/use the 'Varnish' module. I.e., I want a config that works with out-of-the-box Drupal8, with no additional modules installed or required.
Is that even possible with Drupal8? And if so where are complete docs?