which works flawlessly: /usr/local/bin/composer create-project typo3/cms-base-distribution typotestĬreating a "typo3/cms-base-distribution" project at "./typotest" $ php vendor/bin/typo3cms install:setup \ $ /usr/local/bin/composer create-project typo3/cms-base-distribution typotest The suggested composer self-update failed so I installed composer according to # php composer-setup.php -install-dir=/usr/local/bin -filename=composerĬomposer (version 1.10.8) successfully installed to: /usr/local/bin/composer I realized, I didn't have the most current composer release. Created an info.php which displays correctly.
Pointing a browser to the IP results in the display of the default debian index page residing in /var/www/html > MariaDB > GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO identified by 'XXXXXX'
Prepare DB: > MariaDB > create database typotest Apache/PHP/XML/MySQL installed and running Debian Gnu/Linux 10 all patches applied, Server IP is 192.168.100.171 I'd be happy about any pointers toward a resolution or at least debugging tips. I couldn't find any mention of this problem, which amazes me for it being a straightforward approach. Which would result in a path of /var/However, replacing the reference to _DIR_ with "/var/Same thing with both TYPO3 Releases 9 and 10 > insert "print(_DIR_) " before call_user_func shows me a current path of One thing I did, which might point someone in the know towards the solution: cp index.php test.php I encountered that problem on a clients server first, so I installed a completely fresh virtual server for debugging purposes and ran into exactly the same issue. Following all official instructions I could find, results in an http error 500 without meaningful (to me) content in the server log. I try to setup a basic TYPO3 installation using composer on a Debian 10 Server.
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