First time install - not working as expected - a2enmod issues

rchamberland

First time using ITFlow and setup a new debian server. Everything seemed to go okay using the installer script, but it was different than the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKz9NOU_1XE
I followed the instructions here: https://docs.itflow.org/installation_script

I did not get db credentials and just a note at the end to visit the url for my site.

When I try to go there, I just get the default Apache page.

Reviewing the logs, I do see this didn't go as expected.

Configuring Apache...

./itflow_install.sh: line 166: a2enmod: command not found

Apache setup and SSL |./itflow_install.sh: line 178: a2ensite: command not found

./itflow_install.sh: line 179: a2dissite: command not found

Before I try digging in, does anyone have any suggestions or know what might be going on?

johnny

What Debian version are you using we recommend 13

rchamberland

I am running 13.1. Fresh download and install the other day.
I ended up running the install as su - instead of su and didn't get the same error. Again everything seemed pretty good, but I did see this:
MariaDB setup |mysqld is alive

MariaDB setup... Done!

Importing database...

ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'itflow'@'localhost' (using password: YES)

This was a "reinstall" so that might be causing me issues.
When I go to the URL I specified in the setup, I still get directed to the default Apache page.
I reloaded and restarted Apache as indicated in the setup logs, but no change.

Rebooting the system just to ensure it isn't something stupid like that.

johnny

that might be the issue, you need to run the script as root sudo will cause issues

rchamberland

Okay. I'll revert to my snapshot and try again logged in as root to the console or give root access to ssh, so I can do it that way and try again.

johnny

Plesse let us know thanks