[Grav] Flat-file CMS package

Good to know it worked! Yes, there is something afoot between this particular package and the webadmin, but I have not found what yet.

New version released!

  • Upgrade to v1.7.15
  • New PR and issue templates
  • Also add a script for updating the source.
  • Use of README generator
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New version released!

  • Upgrade to v1.7.17
  • NGINX: Some cache headers improvements
  • NGINX: Tweak config to avoid any unsightly ā€œ?q=ā€ at the end of URLs
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New version released!

  • :arrow_heading_up: Upgrade to v1.7.21
  • :bug: Future installs should not fail at the plugin installation step whenever a newer version of Grav exists (forcing maintainers to rush a new release…)
  • :electric_plug: LDAP plugin is now downloaded like any source during the YunoHost install, not relying on Grav’s command line tool.

Hi, thanks for that great app !

I’ve tried to setup a private podcast with the podcast plugin. It works great except for an annoying max upload size error :

I’ve looked everywhere in the settings including nginx config, php config, form plugin config, general grav config… I don’t know if it’s related to Grav or Yunohost…

Do you have any idea on how to solve that issue ?
Thanks !

Try adding this:

# nano /etc/php/7.3/fpm/pool.d/grav.conf

php_admin_value[upload_max_filesize] =100M
php_admin_value[post_max_size] =100M

systemctl reload php7.3-fpm

:crossed_fingers:

Well done, thanks !

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Hello,
I discover today something strange with grav, I have 2 grav installed before yunohost v11* and in the accounts settings, there in a user admin. Also My account, a yunohost user, not have profil and is not listed in the accounts !!
In one grav app I have add my account with my user and give him all the rights and also delete the admin account.
Is it not recommended ?
On the other grav I keep all by default, waiting for an answer before…

Ok, I don’t have understand all, but I put back the user /var/www/grav/user/accounts/admin.yaml which is a blank file, and when connecting with my yunohost user, I am not the user created… very strange, the LDAP users are not listed in users ?

The configuration for LDAP is here.

Basically, YunoHost users logging in Grav are not stored in Grav’s file-based database. They are always checked against the LDAP database before logging in. Give YunoHost users their admin rights with the appropriate permission in YunoHost’s webadmin.

The empty admin.yaml file is necessary, otherwise Grav’s webadmin will prompt anyone to create a ā€œfirstā€ admin user.

Ok, thanks pour les Ʃclaircissements.