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I've installed a new debian server (12), with apache, php8.3 and composer. I'am strugling whit the "new project". The entire /var/www by owned www-data:www-data and when I typed the composer create-project... it is been aborted the error message:
Hello guys... I'm not really sure if this is a Drupal/Drush question or a DDEV question, but this is my last hope... My 3 ppl team has been tasked with setting up a proper development pipeline for a formerly one-man-team drupal site... We are all noobs in Drupal and in DDEV... We are currently doing two things in parallel: Migrating a D7 site to a D10 site (Huge pain, but that's for another time) and trying to setup 2 remote shared environments and a simple way to have local environment...
I was looking forward to installing Drupal 10 on my freshly re-imaged Ubuntu 22.04 VPS, but surprised to find there's no Snap package for Drupal. Is that correct, or did I just miss something?
If there is no Snap package, where can I find another one-liner for a basic install?
Seems odd to do manual piecemealing in 2024, but the installation guides I've found seem intent on leading me down that road. Moreover they vary from one another, so it's hard for a Drupal noob to have confidence in where to get clear guidance.
Hello, i am trying to install a Drupal project in my home machine and whenever i run drush commands this error pops up:
You have requested a non-existent service "cache.backend.null". Did you mean one of these: "cache.backend.apcu", "c
ache.backend.memory", "cache.backend.php"?. In my workplace machine everything works just fine! Any solutions?
Hi, I have a drupal 8 site that I've been running for a long time on Ubuntu, originally installed from a tarball many years ago. Now that composer is needed to update to newer drupal versions, I'm trying to convert to composer. It's a simple site with no additional modules etc. I ran: