can't save tw in my own php server

[李晨]

hi 

I put my tiddlywiki file in my own server with name "index.html"

I set saving parameters like this:

    wiki name: lichen

    password: 123456

    Server URL: http://212.129.142.212/store.php

    upload filename: index.html

    upload Directory: .

    upload backup Directory: .

my php version is "PHP 7.0.33-0ubuntu0.16.04.3 (cli) ( NTS )"

when I save tw, the chrome browser says:

Error while saving:

<?php

/***

! User settings

blabla...

how should I do ?

[TonyM]

Search for tw-reciever which is a newer implimentation of php saver.

Regards
tony

[李晨]

thanks tony, but still don't work

I modify the password in tw-receiver-server.php as 123456, and upload this file to my server

then I import the plugin_sendwheel_tw-receiver.json in my tw index.html, and set parameters:

secret key: 123456

server url: http://212.129.142.212/tw-receiver-server.php

filename: index.html

then upload this file to my server

I can see my tw using  http://212.129.142.212 , but when I save, browser still tell me: 

Error while saving:

Error

<?php

// set a strong secret key

blabla..

在 2019年4月4日星期四 UTC+8下午2:56:55，TonyM写道：

[TonyM]

The same error using store.php or tw-Reciver suggests a problem on the server.

Perhaps you need to share more info. Are you sure the php file is not in error

Is it called index.php and names the wiki file in it

Is something in .htaccess interfearing

Does the php have the correct attributes or permissions

Regards
tony

[李晨]

I think you are right, it's something wrong in my server.  

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here is some infomation:

ubuntu@VM-0-11-ubuntu:/var/www/html$ ls -l

total 1988

-rwxrwxrwx 1 ubuntu ubuntu 2019718 Apr  4 17:24 index.html

-rwxrwxrwx 1 ubuntu ubuntu   10476 Apr  4 17:24 tw-receiver-server.php

and you might see the php file with url: http://212.129.142.212/tw-receiver-server.php

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everything looks right, but it doesn't work

在 2019年4月4日星期四 UTC+8下午9:09:55，TonyM写道：

[TonyM]

When I go to the same php file I get the following see below. Rather than seeing the content.

It suggests to me php is simply not being processed by the server. That is where I would focus first.

Regards

Tony

Debug Tests

ini setting: file_uploads	OK
ini setting: upload_max_filesize	2M
ini setting: post_max_size	8M
backups enabled	YES
backups max count	10
backups directory exists	FAIL
backups directory is writable	FAIL
this directory is writable	OK
external key enabled	YES
external key reachable	NO
secure connection (https)	YES
challenge digest auth mode	YES
check data integrity signature	YES
check stale overwrite protection	YES

Notes: 
- Your upload_max_filesize and post_max_size must be at least larger than your wiki filesize 
- On NGINX client_max_body_size is another parameter worth looking at if uploads fail with 413 Request Entity Too Large