what you mean exactly with use an existing database?
like i create the database before running the command
maybe i'll need to use site:download site:configure etc
https://www.joomlatools.com/developer/tools/console/commands/site#siteinstall you can use the install command, if there is already a database it will only install the files
you might want to check the actual code to get an better understanding what the commands do
https://www.joomlatools.com/developer/tools/console/plugins not hard to do
thanks i'll take a look around
to get the codebase before configuring installation
[qzhubfyc@staging-3 public_html]$ joomla site:download --www=/home/qzhubfyc/public_html --use-webroot-dir -- gfghf.com
[qzhubfyc@staging-3 public_html]$
no error
but no files ...
the joomla console actually giving me hard time lol
i'm following docs --> https://www.joomlatools.com/developer/tools/console/commands/site#sitedownload
joomlatools/joomlatools-console#89 see also
i dont need to create the vhost its already created
juste need to download files and configure
you are trying to do a few things we never really tested as use-cases, will take a bit of fiddling, but Rome wasn't build in a day either :)
If yuo are getting a 503 something is very wrong, but this could be on any level, often it means the server is not responsive and the request is timing out.
Exactly, in my example right now I am trying a prestashop backend and instantly falls over, same with some Joomla Sites and some wordpress sites. This is what is bugging me as there is plenty of resources. Ok I'll run more tests, I might just have to build my local system finally instead
Reading above the only way is destroying the vagrant box and rebuild it as only option...trying then.
vagrant ssh
sudo service apache2 status
check the state of apache
check the provided config/ vhosts are correct
apachectl configtest
moving onto nginx
sudo service nginx status
sudo service nginx configtest
sudo service mysql status
if you are going to rebuild
box backup to be sure of no loss of data