[FLOW3-general] FLOW3 installation problem

[Rens Admiraal]

Hi,

It's a while ago I managed a Plesk server, but iirc this would mean you 
put the application code next to your subdomains folder for example, not 
sure if this is a good practice, or a risk to end up on a slippery hill...

It's possible to create a custom vhost.conf file which is included by 
the apache config, you can use this to override the DocumentRoot 
directive. This feels more clean to me.

@Mathis,
But is this the actual problem? As you also say entering the Web folder 
is not giving you a different result... What does the error log tell you?

With kind regards,
Rens

Op 08-04-12 17:36, Pankaj Lele schreef:
> Hello Mathis,
>
> I have not yet tried installing FLOW3 in Plesk environment (lack of free
> time :)) but I am using Plesk for quite few years now. I can suggest you
> not to put all directories of FLOW3 under httpdocs and have your
> directory structure look like below
>
> /var/www/vhosts/yoursite.com/
> - other directories created by Plesk e.g. private etc
> ...
> - Data
> - Configuration
> - Packages
> - Web
> - httpdocs ->  Web  (so httpdocs is symlink to Web)
>
> Then you have to adjust PHP open_basedir settings of your Plesk site
> (which by default allows files accessible under httpdocs only) to allow
> webserver PHP process to access Data, Configuration, Packages direcrtories.
>
> Then try to run the setfilepermissions command in the
> /var/www/vhosts/yoursite.com/ directory.
>
> If you don't want to spend too much time on playing with permissions,
> you can switch your Plesk site to FastCGI mode so the user
> "planungstool" becomes user of the PHP process.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Thanks,
> Pankaj
>
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> it's not my first attempt installing FLOW3 on my Plesk-based webserver.
>> I tried that many times without having succes. I followed the
>> quickstart-guide on the FLOW3-website. I unpacked everything to
>> httpdocs. Then I run ./flow3 core:setfilepermissions planungstool
>> www-data psacln on the command-line.
>>
>> "planungstool" is in group psacln, which is the webserver-group.
>> www-data is the webserver-user. Everything I'm trying ends up in an
>> 403-error. One problem I experience is that the
>> setfilepermissions-script changes the group of httpdocs to psacln. But
>> the document-root must have psaserv as group. Therefore I changed that
>> manually. When I manually put a file (with user planungstool in group
>> psacln) in httpdocs/ I can acces that file. Even when I create a
>> subdirectory in httpdocs an create a file there I can access it.
>>
>> But entering /Web in the browser still ends up in an 403-error.
>>
>> I don't have any idea how to fix that.
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any help!
>> Mathis Hoffmann
>
>