Hi Mohamed,
You have posted across many different threads in the user forum - this makes it a bit hard to keep track of your issues, and I may be missing questions you are asking. I can no longer track your progress across all these different posts. Please pick one user forum thread or start a new one, and reply only on that thread going forward, so all our discussions are together in one place.
For the screenshot above: this looks like it could be a permissions issue. Am I remembering correctly that you are attempting to set up the AtoM Vagrant box? THIS IS IMPORTANT:
IF NO you are not using the Vagant box, and you are following the regular Ubuntu installation instructions inside of a virtual machine, then try resetting the permissions with:
- sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /usr/share/nginx/atom
Now, going forward, any time you see a command in our instructions that starts with php symfony, try specifying the user directly. So, for example, you can run the tools:install command by specifying the www-data user, like so:
- sudo -u www-data php symfony tools:install
Hopefully this will resolve the issue you are facing in the screenshot above.
IF YES, you
are using the AtoM Vagrant box... then we have a bigger problem, because you should NOT NEED to install AtoM. The whole point of the Vagrant environment is that we have handled most configuration for you. You simply need to install Vagrant, install virtualbox, run the init command, and then run Vagrant up - and if everything works, your AtoM test installation should be set up already and available in the web browser at
http://10.10.10.10. Keep in mind that the Vagrant box is for LOCAL TESTING AND DEVELOPMENT ONLY, and will not be suitable for a company to use as a production site, as noted in your older post earlier in this thread.
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Meanwhile I saw you posted about another problem creating a new database user in a different thread:
If you are still having this problem:
FIRST: see my response above. If you are trying to set up Vagrant, then you DON'T NEED TO DO THIS. Everything should already be set up inside the Vagrant box. After you run vagrant up on your host machine, simply go to
http://10.10.10.10 in your browser and you should see your installation.
If you are installing AtoM from scratch on Ubuntu:
I have searched for this error message online for you. It is telling you that the database user password you are trying to use is not strong enough. You can either pick a stronger password (i.e. use both upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters in your password, and make it more than 8 characters), or you can try following the suggestions in one of these threads to check and change the current MySQL password policy level:
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I will continue adding any further replies to your posts in this thread, going forward, so my suggestions will be in one place. I encourage you to reply here as well, and not post on other forum threads.
If you would like to use AtoM in production as a public facing access catalog available on the web, I strongly urge you to talk with this company and consider paying for a hosted installation, so that system adminsitrators with experience in installing and maintaining production-ready AtoM instances can help you and take care of all the technical details.