The authorization is successful under the core user.
I have a large wordpress site. I want to migrate from wordpress to forem. But first, I need to create a website on forem, transfer all the information, make the necessary settings, and only then change the domain to the main one.
I understand that there is no solution to this problem yet? Maybe I can log into the site using the ip, not the domain? Or, for example, bypass the system by binding another domain (by editing DNS records). There must be another way out)
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-Ansible
-Your chosen cloud provider - both CLI and UI use
-Python 3 and pip3
-systemd
-Podman
-General Linux administration, especially Fedora CoreOS, including:
-Butane
-Ignition
Thanks for the answer. I have experience using the terminal on linux. What password should I enter when using the command su ? Doesn't accept passwords
Domain change succeeded! After changing the domain, all images in articles and avatars were no longer displayed, since they refer to the old domain. Could you help me with this?
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Can you try logging in as
coreand see what happens?Also, if you destroyed your Droplet you could reconfigure your Forem with your chosen URL before rerunning the playbook.
That's one way around this issue, for now 😉
The authorization is successful under the core user.
I have a large wordpress site. I want to migrate from wordpress to forem. But first, I need to create a website on forem, transfer all the information, make the necessary settings, and only then change the domain to the main one.
Ah, I see! Thanks for clarifying.
And thanks for confirming that
coreworks for you ☺️I understand that there is no solution to this problem yet? Maybe I can log into the site using the ip, not the domain? Or, for example, bypass the system by binding another domain (by editing DNS records). There must be another way out)
Sorry, @varhal , I understood that you had successfully logged in as
core?Yes, i authorization is successful under the core user. But need under root user
I haven't tried these instructions for myself but I'm curious if you already tried to SSH using
coreinstead ofrootand thensu - root?Please remember that Forem Self-host is intended to be self-administrated, so while we will assist you to use Forem we don't provide instructions on how to use Linux:
Thanks for the answer. I have experience using the terminal on linux. What password should I enter when using the command
su? Doesn't accept passwordsI seem to understand how it works, thank you. I will write instructions for other users on how to change the domain if everything works out
You've got it? Hope this works out!
Hey @ellativity !
Domain change succeeded! After changing the domain, all images in articles and avatars were no longer displayed, since they refer to the old domain. Could you help me with this?