Switch to your website link goes to 404 error page

[olla ollu]

So in my new refinery app after signing up the first user, http://localhost:3000 returns a 404 error page and even when on the back end and I click on "Switch to your website", I still get the same 404 error page

Details

- I used rails new my_new_application -m http://refinerycms.com/t/edge -d postgresql to generate a new refinery app as always

- Went to my database.yml file and added my superuser username and password for my postgres database

- Ran a rake db:create and a rake db:migrate

- Started on http://localhost:3000/refinery and went ahead to sign up my first user

- Clicked on "Switch to your website" and I get the 404 error. 

- Checked logs and this was there:

 Started GET "/" for ::1 at 2015-07-04 20:05:43 +0100

Processing by Refinery::PagesController#home as HTML

  Parameters: {"locale"=>:en}

  Refinery::Page Load (1.0ms)  SELECT  "refinery_pages".* FROM "refinery_pages"

WHERE "refinery_pages"."link_url" = $1  ORDER BY "refinery_pages"."id" ASC LIMIT

 1  [["link_url", "/"]]

  Refinery::Page Load (0.0ms)  SELECT  "refinery_pages".* FROM "refinery_pages"

WHERE "refinery_pages"."menu_match" = $1  ORDER BY "refinery_pages"."id" ASC LIM

IT 1  [["menu_match", "^/404$"]]

  Rendered public/404.html (0.0ms)

Filter chain halted as :find_page rendered or redirected

Completed 404 Not Found in 22ms (Views: 15.0ms | ActiveRecord: 1.0ms)

Also I noticed that the default pages "Home" and "About" were missing at the page backend.

Rails version = 4.2.0

Help?

[olla ollu]

so I created another app but this time with the default sqlite database and everything was normal and worked fine both frontend and backend. Is there something I missed while using the "-d postgresql" command?

[Philip Arndt]

Hi,

This works for me, but I didn't have to edit the username and password for postgres after the fact.

I think that what you are missing is instead of running `rake db:create` and `rake db:migrate` you might be better off running `rake db:setup` as this runs: `rake db:{create,schema:load,migrate,seed}` so you get the pages you were supposed to.

Essentially, you're missing `rake db:seed`.

Phil

[olla ollu]

Works.

Thank you