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  1. If you're trying to install ProcessWire on a Synology NAS using the WebStation service, please refer to notes below. I've created this mainly for web searches. I'm going to assume that you're at the installation screen and the first issue you'll have is trying to connect to a database. There's 2 things here you need to note MariaDB is running on Port 3307. You're probably used to running on port 3306 and this might even be what the installation screen pre-populates The Host field must be set to localhost:3307 and not just localhost
  2. Hallo, I use Processwire for a few months now. And I was really happy with it. Now, I have a problem that might be related to Processwire - or not. I hope someone can give me a hint. My problem is this: Accessing my Processwire website is really slow on a ("local") XAMPP installation. Frontend as well as backend. The situation: I used Processwire 3.0.42 / XAMPP for Windows 5.6.28-1 on my local PC to make a website. All worked fine. Then I moved my htdocs and mysql Database to a NAS (changed the mysql.ini / httpd.conf files), so my co-worker could access the files, too. From that point, processwire takes about 5 seconds, until a page starts to load. With plain HTML/PHP websites this problem doesn't seem to occur. I made a new Processwire Installation, but that did not change anything. mysql shows no errors. Apache shows a few notices and warnings, mostly: AH01909: www.example.com:443:0 server certificate does NOT include an ID which matches the server name AH00354: Child: Starting 150 worker threads. Does anyone have the same problem, an idea what I could try to do, or even better, a solution? I really wonder why that is ... Thanks a lot!
  3. Hi there! I've got a little, annoying problem at the moment. I'm working on a local Linux web server wich is connected to my Mac via AFP (netatalk). Based on this network configuration the system creates directories with the name ".AppleDouble" in every Directory on the network share. My problem with ProcessWire is, that somewhere in ProcessWire the must be automatic includes. They are including the files in the .AppleDouble directories and this causes a fatal error on ProcessWire. On the error pages I see some cryptic chars (origin must be the content of .AppleDoble directories) and then a 500 Error. In the logs the error: Error: Class 'PagePermissions' not found (line 308 of ..../wire/core/Modules.php) appears. I know, it is NOT a problem of ProcessWire, it's a problem of my network configuration, but I'd like to know, where exactly the automatic includes are, so I maybe can fix it on my own. Any Ideas, where to start? If this problem may concern other users as well, maybe the automatic includes can be filtered to skip such directories? Just an idea. Thanks in advance! Greets!
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