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pentarou

There were some duplicate folders such as vendor outside the Flarum root (httpdocs) folder, so I deleted it and it started throwing errors such as Warning: require (../ vendor / autoload.php): could not open the stream: no file or directory which made me think that flarum may have used files and directories outside the httpdocs directory, perhaps this is related to the errors regarding the extensions.

Any thoughts on this?

luceos

pentarou that might be the cause yeah, without an idea of the actual structure and paths configuration it's hard to say. But the error proves that you've been trying to fix the wrong vendor folder.

pentarou

luceos

I recall having to move Flarum from a folder to the root because that's how it was initially installed, there must have been a mistake from my side. I changed line 12 in index.php to vendor/autoload.php and now works normally, even with the extension installed and enabled.

Thanks for the help, is there something more I need to look at?

luceos

pentarou I changed line 12 in index.php to vendor/autoload.php

Do not touch any file inside vendor, that's not how to solve this issue. Please provide the line you changed and the directory structure you have now.

edit: you should be able to delete vendor at all times and get to the same state by running composer install.

pentarou

@luceos My directory structure is as followed:

/var/www/vhosts/domain.com/
/var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs (website)
/var/www/vhosts/domain.com/forum.domain.com Flarum subdomain (root)

The only change I made was ../vendor/autoload.php in line 12 of index.php inside of the root of Flarum to vendor/autoload.php

datitisev

pentarou The index.php should not be in the Flarum root... there's a reason why we moved it to the public folder in beta 8.... Having it there allows access to vendor and config files, which is a security issue.

Did you move it out of the public folder yourself ?

pentarou

datitisev

Thanks for the clarification, Flarum was installed by default in a subdirectory, so I searched Google to find a solution to move Flarum to the root. I suspect I made a mistake during that process.

clarkwinkelmann

These are the official instructions to move index.php out of the public folder https://flarum.org/docs/install.html#customizing-paths

pentarou

clarkwinkelmann

Thanks, then no further steps need to be taken, because all is exactly how it is instructed. 🙂

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