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Bug: elasticsearch.test not available after installing elasticsearch #478

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Evertt opened this issue Apr 6, 2020 · 5 comments
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Evertt commented Apr 6, 2020

What is the problem?
I installed elasticsearch using $ valet install elasticsearch and it seems to be correctly installed in that it responds to the 9200 port. However, the Wiki said that a GUI would be available at elasticsearch.test, which it isn't.

What was supposed to happen?
I assume I'm supposed to be presented with elasticsearch's web GUI.

What actually happened?
I just get the Valet could not find directory elasticsearch error message.

How to reproduce this?
I'm guessing by just starting with a fresh install of valet-plus 2.0 and then running valet install elasticsearch...

What is the solution?
No idea...

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Evertt commented Apr 10, 2020

Some extra information that may or may not be the actual cause of this bug:

I've been messing around with my installation recently. I thought it was time for me to upgrade valet-plus once more. So I did, but then I wasn't sure if my previous version was before 2.0.x, so just to be sure I followed the upgrade guide. Then I also added PHP 7.4. In the whole process I ran valet fix and valet install multiple times.

And now I've noticed a new bug. Namely, even though I ran valet use php 7.4, and when I run php -v I can see that it's at 7.4, for some reason my websites are still served with php 7.3 (at least that's what phpinfo(); shows). I don't understand how or why that's happening. It seems like new settings are not fully applied. Which makes me wonder if this is also the reason that elasticsearch.test isn't working.

Right now I don't have the time to do a full uninstall and reinstall of valet plus. I may do it later, because that may fix whatever got broken.

But if you guys want to think about what else might be going on here, that would be much appreciated.

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@Evertt we discussed some problems in Slack, do you still experience the issues described here?

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Evertt commented Apr 23, 2020

@SanderAtom, nope. Here you can see a 3 minute screencast that demonstrates the problem:

https://youtu.be/9UJZzrCcMSs

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Watching my own video I notice how php 7.3 is owned by root user and php 7.4 is owned by my user. I wonder if that could create problems.

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allrude commented Jul 17, 2020

Hi @Evertt perhaps this solves your problem, found it on Valet-plus Slack

https://valet-plus.slack.com/archives/CC9USL55M/p1594274313249100?thread_ts=1593778548.210700&cid=CC9USL55M

credits go to Theo for pointing to the log file
and to tuomasanakkala for the nice step by step how-to

It solved my problem, good luck

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mischabraam commented Oct 16, 2023

Fixed in 58a9289 and 3.x-dev

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