Can't login into Lychee

[jarod5001]

Good, now add /Lychee after the url

[KoRnBoy82]

If I click here, it gets me back to the tiles.

[KoRnBoy82]

I did needed to take ownership of the my_webapp folder though because my admin user didn’t had access.

[jarod5001]

Why? You changed the user running sudo -i

su - my_webapp.

ls -l
mv /var/www/my_webapp/www/Lychee/ /var/www/my_webapp/www/

Go back to the url of the app

[jarod5001]

Sorry, writing on mobile… Autocorrect keeps deleting some commands

[KoRnBoy82]

No problems. I wasn’t able to login in user my_webapp. I’m gonna check why then.

[KoRnBoy82]

I’m in french but I think the messages are still ok for you.

[jarod5001]

Did you chmod 777?

[KoRnBoy82]

Before, I chown my_wbapp with another user instead. I’m not totally sure why. So I should go back to the admn user and chmod 777 instead?

[jarod5001]

No don’t

[KoRnBoy82]

I guess I didn’t had enough coffee. Well thanks for your time anyway.

[KoRnBoy82]

I will just delete the app and start over, it will refresh the rights if it’s the solution.

[jarod5001]

Just to be sure ls -l /var/www

[KoRnBoy82]

my_webapp is owned to my user, yes.

[jarod5001]

Never, never chmod 777. Don’t change ownership.
Start over. Change user to root using sudo -i, then change user to my_webapp using su - my_webapp . Now go to www using cd www. Download the release, unzip it and move the content of lychee folder to the root of www. Head to the url of the app and continue installation.