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Install -> config file created in /tmp/fxYdalVd

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Hello everybody,

I'm new on this forum.

I'm trying to install Froxlor under Unbuntu 20.4.
At the second step (after the check), when the config is finished (a priori correctly), I receive the message "Config file The file was saved in /tmp/fxYdalVd, please move it to /var/www/froxlor/lib/userdata .inc.php"

However, the "/tmp/fxYdalVd" file does not exist! I tried several times, each time the file name changes and never exists.

Isn't it possible to have a template of "userdata.inc.php" and edit it manually?

Thanks in advance for your help,
Christian

 

Just give webserver-user (most likely www-data) permission to the froxlor-directory and below so the webserver can create the config-file correctly where it belongs. If too late, here's a template:

<?php
// unprivileged mysql-user
$sql['user'] = 'froxlor';
$sql['password'] = 'password-for-froxlor-mysql-user';
// database host
$sql['host'] = '127.0.0.1';
// database name
$sql['db'] = 'froxlor';
// privileged mysql-user (root or equally privileged)
$sql_root[0]['user'] = 'root';
$sql_root[0]['password'] = 'password-for-froxlor-root-user';
$sql_root[0]['host'] = '127.0.0.1';
$sql_root[0]['caption'] = 'default';
// disable backtrace in error-messages
$sql['debug'] = false;

 

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thank you very much
I got there by manual creation
Christian

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