Problems installing on ubuntu

[markusr]

Hi,

I tried to follow your installation guide and install v.0.3.2-alpha under ubuntu 14.04.

php artisan app:install

worked fine. But when I open the browser I get the following error:

Not Found

The requested URL /auth/signin was not found on this server.

Apache/2.4.7 (Ubuntu) Server at 212.224.105.100 Port 80

What do you need in order to get this solved?

[snipe]

Can you show me your apache configuration? Sounds like mod_rewrite may not be enabled.

[markusr]

Thanks.

sudo a2enmod rewrite

fixed it. Now I run into another problem. I put a password of length 4 so I cannot login;
#139

How can I change the password in the database now (via phpmyadmin/)?

[snipe]

As mentioned in #139, it's not checking the password length at sign-in. Are you using the master or develop branch?

[markusr]

I dropped all the databases and reinstalled so I could enter a longer
password.

Maybe I found an inconsitency. If you add a new user, the length must be 10.
The password must be between 10 - 32 characters.

Currently I am on v.0.3.2-alpha. Should I upgrade to master or will you
soon release a new version?
Is there an upgrade guide?

2014-06-13 21:59 GMT+02:00 snipe [email protected]:

As mentioned in #139 #139, it's
not checking the password length at sign-in. Are you using the master or
develop branch?

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#156 (comment).

[snipe]

So it sounds like you're using the master branch. The command line code doesn't enforce a password limit, but the login doesn't check for password length anymore, per #139. If you grab the latest develop branch, you should be in better shape. I was waiting to issue a new release until I was done with the localization strings, but develop is currently stable.

[markusr]

As I said before I am using v.0.3.2-alpha and now I want to change to the develop master.

How can I upgrade? Just unzip and overwrite all files?

[snipe]

Upgrade should be the same across the boards. Unzip the new files, run the artisan migrate tool (in case there were schema changes) and you should be good to go.

[markusr]

Ok. I got it working. Thank you for all your help.
Shall I write installation guide for Ubuntu 14.04? That could help people to install it faster

[snipe]

I'm pretty sure people have installed this on Ubuntu already. I'm not sure we need a special install for that, but I guess it couldn't hurt? I mean, if you have your web server and PHP set up correctly (including using mod_rewite), it should work the same for all flavors of linux.