getgrav
Grav and nginx-unit.
There is application server called nginx unit, it is capable to run php applications. It successfully runs wordpress, roundcube, tiny-tiny rss, etc.
But if ona wants to run Grav on this app server, it will fail with error:
PHP webserver requires a router to run Grav, please use: <pre>php -S webserver.local:80 system/router.php</pre>
You just need to pick alpine linux 3.9 with it's php7, unit-php7 and nginx to reproduce this.
Try commenting out this check https://github.com/getgrav/grav/blob/develop/index.php#L19
I need to find some identifier from the nginx unit so it can skip that check.
ahhh, deeper checks discover that grav says
Error 404
PLUGIN_ERROR.ERROR_MESSAGE
how to debug it deeper - i don't know.
logs/grav.log is empty nginx access.log says that my root url got 404 (i place grav under /wordpress/ on my site) nginx error.log is empty unit.log empty too
I see traditional E_NOROGRESS here. It looks like there is some weirdness in directory traversal, that comes from error assumptions on "how it works". What if i dig inside this problem and find solution?
I can confirm that I also encountered this when I tried to build a Docker image based on Nginx Unit. Commenting out the suggested check block did indeed fix this (thank you!). I can tolerate that hack while I'm still building up that image and it's just for my use.
I looked for variables in the PHP environment that might act as identifiers for @rhukster to test against but nothing stood out for me. From reading, it seems Unit should really be setting $_SERVER['PHP_CLI_ROUTER'] to 'embed'. If it did, this test would "pass".
If @eleksir is running Unit on the official docker images (no mention of docker so I'm assuming), then there is an explanation for both of us. It seems the official PHP builds for Alpine excluded the embed module. There is a process to remedy this upstream so this issue might go away if we are lucky.
