[solved] Install Kanboard

fonzi · 2016-01-04 16:11:02

Hi,

i'm trying to install kanboard on a external computer.

My main installation guide line is ( Kanboard Istallation )

First i had to to install Apache and PHP, i have done that in the way described here (Apache_HTTP_Server), i arrived the point with the test:

Apache HTTP Server

To test whether PHP was correctly configured: create a file called test.php in your Apache DocumentRoot directory (e.g. /srv/http/ or ~/public_html) with the following contents:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
To see if it works go to: http://localhost/test.php or http://localhost/~myname/test.php

and everything was fine. My link is 192.168.0.122/test.php

i started to install kanboard from AUR and, the installation run trough, without any errors.

now when i visit the link 192.168.0.122/kanboard (as described in the installation) i got an error message -> Object not found.

The complete Kanboard installation is placed

/usr/share/webapps/kanboard/

and Apache is just checking the /srv/http files (if i'm not wrong)?

Last edited by fonzi (2016-01-04 18:14:50)

Trilby · 2016-01-04 17:24:42

fonzi wrote:

My main installation guide line is ( Kanboard Istallation ) ...
The complete Kanboard installation is placed
/usr/share/webapps/kanboard/ 
and Apache is jut checking the /srv/http files (if i'm not wrong)?

So you skipped step 2 in the instructions you linked to?

fonzi · 2016-01-04 17:41:26

I can copy the complete installation where i want...nice.

It's an AUR package, it should have his justification, otherwise the maintainer would move the package after installation in this directory! Or not?

Trilby · 2016-01-04 17:45:19

What?

You need to 1) move it where you want it, 2) include the root php file in your own php script in your document root (much more secure if it will work), or 3) change your document root in your apache configuration (or your vhost config ... or the nginx equivalent) to point to this web app. There is no way for an AUR package maintainer to know where you would want this deployed nor how you have your http server configured - it is also not their job to configure your server for you: I'd be pissed if some webapp packager tried to have their package overwrite or change my server settings.

The package provides a webapp - it's up to you to deploy it how you want.

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#1 2016-01-04 16:11:02

[solved] Install Kanboard

#2 2016-01-04 17:24:42

Re: [solved] Install Kanboard

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Re: [solved] Install Kanboard

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