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Hello Marcel!
This could be because you have not yet enabled the Tiki-Manager interface.
If this is not the case, you should enable it with the command
by having previously created a virtual host and finally access it.php tiki-manager webmanager:enable
You can get more details here Install Tiki Manager Web Interface Step By Step
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@Marcel: I hope we can one day have a Tiki Manager app for ClearOS. So it would be one click to install Tiki Manager, and then, you'll be able to use the web interface of Tiki Manager to create sites, proceed to backups, clones, etc.
But there are some pre-requisites:
* Have a pipeline to develop, test and deploy apps
* Integration between Tiki Manager and the ClearOS apps so creating a site in Tiki Manager also creates the website and SSL certs.
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Hi @Adrien! I did the the steps you referring to but I will test it once again in a virtual machine. I will report this in this thread. You and the how-to is speaking of web manager. How is this accessed?
I did a re-install of a server and my current installation is working because I installed Tiki Wiki without the Tiki Manager.
Hi @Marc!, yes a app would be nice! Only problem is how to make a app for ClearOS. I'm referring to the community meeting were you pointed out that developing apps for ClearOS is a bit difficult. I totally agree with you. I tried to do some development stuff but it is very difficult to understand for a beginning developer how ClearOS works. There are so many variables, functions in the code that it is hard to read and understand. Also you have to understand how codignter works with it MVC principal... With the upcoming version 8 of ClearOS I don't know if it is wise to invest time to understand this.
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Once you have activated Tiki Web Manager while referencing it to a virtual host, as explained in the previous link Install Tiki Manager Web Interface Step By Step, you will access it using the virtual host address you specify during activation.
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Marcel van van Leeuwen wrote:
Yes, I now can access the Tiki Web Manager. I have to experiment a bit with the manager to get a bit familiar with the functions. The Tiki Manager has some neat functions!
Thanks for the kind words. You may want to update often because Tiki Manager has regular updates:
https://doc.tiki.org/How-to-install-Tiki-Manager-on-ClearOS#Update_Tiki_Manager
You may like this quote :-)
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Hi,
I found this post on tiki.org. I experienced issues and made a report on Gitlab.
In short there is a app for the Tiki manager!
Issue reported on Gitlab.
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