I have read that from version 8 it is better to install Drupal with composer.
I have read this article https://www.morpht.com/blog/drupal-and-composer-part-1-understanding-com...
and if I understand correctly apart from the difficulties of installing drupal with composer on a shared web space (composer installation problems and access from CLI, with plesk or other) it is also critical and should be installed locally and then copied to a production site .
I'm part of a non profit for which I volunteered to help migrate and update their old Drupal 7 multisite installation. Our precedent webmaster is AWOL, so the only I've got is a dump of all the file, and a dump of the database. I wasn't able to turn off cache or clean URL before getting those.
I know well Joomla and Wordpress, but I'm not a fullstack developper or an apache specialist.
On the production host (still online), the drupal sites are accessible on subdomains already, as :
Hi, I'm attempting to install Drupal 8 manually, according to the instructions on the official Drupal documentation, page: https://www.drupal.org/docs/user_guide/en/install-manual.html. I am attempting to do so on a remote server, which I am using to host my website. I would like my main website, www.xyz123.com, to be separate from my Drupal site, which I want to access using subdomain.xyz123.com.
Trying to install apigee_edge module (8.x-1.24) via composer by running the command composer require 'drupal/apigee_edge:^1.24'
Drupal - 9.2.6
PHP - 7.2.24
Getting the below error - failed to download from symfony/string/property-info from dist: curl error 35 while downloading https://api.github.com/repos/symfony/string/zipball: OpenSSL SSL_Connect: Connection reset by peer connection to api.github.com:443