Drupal 8.x

Unable to successfully install Drupal 8.x. Drupal complains about Apache version, workaround allows successful installation, but nothing works on installed site.

Hey,

The URL Path Settings in my content menu settings has me a little confused, or maybe I'm over-thinking the situation.

I have a page called "Financing" which is found under the "Sales" tab.

In the URL Path Settings I replaced the node with "/Sales/Financing" (before that I had it as just "/Financing")

So now - the URL is this: mydomain.com/Sales/Financing

Seems good.

But my questions are:

1 - WHY do I have to manually provide a path?

2 - Shouldn't Drupal ascertain the URLS from my Main Menu Structure?

I have a content type on my site called Stories that has a path-auto pattern applied to it. The pattern is:

[node:field_tags:0:entity:name]/stories/[node:title]

In my content type, I give the author the choice of adding tags to the node. The pattern will pick the first of those tags to generate the URL.

Example: The author creates a story and tags it as fiction and space. The URL would be:

http://www.sitename.com/fiction/stories/my-title

Greetings,

Please forgive the length. I'm trying to provide as many details as I can so that I can best solve this issue.

I have a Drupal 8 test server that is/was running CentOS 6.9, with PHP 5.6.30, MariaDB 10.1.24 and Apache 2.2.15. Except for PHP, all updates are strictly CentOS vanilla, I believe. Recently I decided to reinstall CentOS 6.9 on a newer, larger hard drive so that I might check out some of the performance benefits of PHP 7.x—in this case PHP 7.1 from Remi Collette.

Hi,

I have installed a D8 site and tested it locally and it is running okay. However, we need it to be accessed via HTTPS and it to run behind a reverse proxy (rather than have a specific certificate for the site). When accessed through the browser, an error occurs "redirected you too many times".

This is funny because the same site can run a Drupal 7 site via https without a problem. I have also configured the trusted hosts settings to allow the specific domain (say mysite.example.org)