Installing Drupal

I used to be a full-stack developer specializing in Drupal.  I went to conferences.  I wrote modules here on D.org. I was active in the community (online and in person).  I ran a local DUG.  Over the years, I worked with Drupal 4.7, 5, 6, & 7.  Then, I went back to University and got a Ph.D., and research became my life.

I just installed Drupal 9.0.3 on a shared Linux computer. The installation completed OK, after I disabled .htaccess, as the installation went through without any complaints. The first usual Drupal front page looks fine and as usual. The full url looks like https://domain.com/~username/drupal/. But when I click the other hyperlinks on the first page, they are all dead (not working). Does anyone know a potential reason here? Thanks.

To test, I backed up the web space and database.
Locally I created the same folder and database in xampp.
When I import the database it reports errors that I don't understand.
What can I do to be able to import the database?

Hi all,

During lockdown i wanted to learn something new.. and ended up with Drupal

I am on windows 10 and using Acquia devdesktop. Yesterday my laptop crashed (no idea why, never had such a crash before) and since then i cant use my devdesktop anymore. I have been rebooting it many times ( hoping problem would solve :-) ) and it gave 1 time the error

Process 'MySQL database server' failed to start. Port 33067 didn't open.

The troubleshooting guide of Acquia doesnt help at all for me. I dont have the knowledge probably to make sense out of it.

I am attempting to install Drupal 9.0.3 on Azure WebApp using the SQLite database. While installing the Drupal, I am getting the below error on this link https://ibb.co/YTyGbGy

Trying to start the migration to Drupal 9.  Got themes and modules ready.

Made sure system requirements are met, Apache/2.4.34, mysql-5.7.19, php 7.3.8

First tried to update to 9.0.3 a local testing install of 8.9, errored with key Base Theme error even though Bartek set and that theme has base theme.

Went around in circles researching, not finding anything that really matched.