30 sec and the installation is completed. 30 hours troubleshooing - and the result is an empty page ... debian, apache, php renewed, no log - nothing.
An empty white page is indicative of a PHP error. By default PHP does not display errors so you must turn them on it check the error logs to see what is causing the error.
ok ... turned on - no error, normal phpinfo is working properly. Thanks for help, but no success.
Hi @andi_alreadyregistered,
I recently experienced the same, when setting up Grav in Docker. Your white-screen-of-death has mostly like to do with permission issues. Did you tried https://learn.getgrav.org/troubleshooting/permissions ? If not you can follow the instructions. You can of course manually check, whether the cache and images folder have the right user permissions (those of your web-server).
A simple
rm -rf cache
chown -R www-data:www-data cache
rm -rf images
chown -R www-data:www-data images
should be enough. If not you may issue a bin/gpm -f update from the command line, too. Those are the steps I needed to let Grav run again.
Hi there and thanks for help! It's my own fault - in my script for permissions I've forgotten chown!
regards andi
Hi Andi, glad to hear :-D !
If you are stuck next time and your are just before wasting it, don't hesitate to ask. There are many people here who can help you :-)
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