Question
Run Artisan command to set up Microweber multisite
- Posted on November 1, 2020
- LaravelPHP
Asked by BigElectricBlueCoral
So on a fresh install, I login to the root of Microweber and run (an edited version of this for my own site): php artisan microweber:install admin@site.com admin password storage/database1.sqlite microweber microweber nopass sqlite -p site_ -t dream -d 1 -c 1 --env=second-domain.com
However it just returns Could not open input file: artisan
Same if I just run PHP artisan list - is there a folder I need to go to first before I run that command?
To confirm I go - SSH root@[MY-IP] > Confirm Key and it shows root@microweber-ubuntu-s-[rest-of-info]:
I then run the command.
Thanks!
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Hi there @BigElectricBlueCoral,
Yes, you need to go to the directory where the Microweber is installed at. To do that you can use the following command:
After that, you can run the artisan commands as normal.
Regards, Bobby