I didn’t dig on the overall issue. But there is one major problem that was overlooked in your report.
Stop using root (the # snitched on you, users are “$” while root is “#”) and you’ll save yourself from the vast majority of the problems reported on this forum.
(again) There is NULL reason to use root for any web app (make it WordPress, Mautic or any other web app)
With that said, could you share more info on your configuration (like the loaded PHP module).
HI, thanks for both reply. @marcus42 to be honest i am not even sure what “$” and “#” means.
I am not that techy with the servers world.
@joeyk I am using cyberpanel to run mautic and to be able to have access to everything. So i am not 100% sure if that mean i use composer but i do see it on the vendor folder.
I am not 100% what happen or way but it woked and just stopped and causing problems.
I have tried to restore the older version 2 weeks ago (database and files) while it worked and that doesn’t fixed the problem.
It is possible that it’s somehow related to different php for apache and for cli but i wasn’t able to solve things out.
As a last resort i am trying to create new server with new cyberpanel install and try moving the site for there hoping it will work it out.
But if someone has other idea i will be happy to hear about as it will be good to have a solution if that happen again.
In a nix terminal, the “#” represent the root user while the “$” represent a regular user.
Under no circumstances root should be involved in managing a web app.
The main reason is when an app generate content (i.e. cache). When generated by root, the web user may not temper/delete those files - which will cause trouble (i.e. 500 errors).
And according to your screenshot, we can see the “#” in your prompt without doing a su. Meaning that you just ran the console as root as not the proper user.
Ok just an update for other that will face similar problem.
I wasn’t abel to fix it yet but i have created new account and installed new cyberpanel and i was able to make the system work there.
It seems like the main different was that on terminal the php version was 8.1 (when running php -v) and on the new install it was 8.0 while i am using mautic 4.
I have no idea why the cli version of php changed to 8.1 and while i was trying to use chatGPT to change it back to 8.0 is seems like even while i was able to do that it cause other problems and i wasn’t able to fix it.
I will keep the other server online for few days as a learning curve.
If anyone has an idea of what can be done to fix that that would be great (i am really good with wordpress but i am far from being expert on terminal and server management)
