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I have been trying to install a new D9 site on a VPS using composer:

composer create-project drupal/recommended-project /home/d9magsr/

The target directory was created by the WHM process for setting up a new domain. So, it includes the various files and directories needed for a domain to function.

Running the composer create command returns this error.

[InvalidArgumentException]
Project directory "/home/d9magsr/" is not empty.

Well, yeah.

Hi,

I need to install drupal9 TOTALLY offline from Internet. Saying totally, I mean my servers can't reach any resource on Internet. None. Nada. Rien ! :)

Hello, I am trying to move Drupal 9 site created with composer on localhost to the web domain, however, I run into problems.

Until now when using drupal7/8 I copied all subfolders and files in the root and move from localhost worked fine.

Now the Drupal 9 structure is

/vendor

/web - In web subdirectory are placed other folders.

When I run the website from localhost it is run http://localhost/sitename/web/. Webhosting does not provide composer or change directory from public_html/web.

I'm trying to set up drupal 9 on my PC (Debian) for local development of several web sites that I plan to publish when they're ready. I want to use the multisite feature of drupal (using the same copy of drupal for each site), but to use different databases for each site.

I think I've successfully installed php7.4, mariadb-server, and phpmyadmin - at least I get no errors when testing apache2, and can log on to phpmyadmin and create users/databases.

So far I've:
    1. Installed apache2, php7.4, mariadb-server, and phpmyadmin,

I'm trying to set up drupal 9 on Debian for local development of several web sites that I plan to publish when they're ready. I want to use the multisite feature of drupal (using the same copy of drupal for each site), but to use different databases for each site.

I think I've successfully installed php7.4, mariadb-server, and phpmyadmin - at least I get no errors when testing apache2, and can log on to phpmyadmin and create users/databases.

So far I've done the following:

    1. Installed apache2, php7.4, mariadb-server, and phpmyadmin,