suPHP and Magento 2 CLI

[KMPub]

I have been having a hard time installing Magento 2 on a cloud server to test out the new software - The hoops I have jumped through to get the 'Easy' installation wizard to compete and have a working website are the following:

• Apparently suPHP has the user as the apache owner (although it is listed as 'nobody') so I have not changed user settings and therefore matches the owner of the files.
• I had to set folder and file permissions to 755 and 644
• Because PHP 5.5 is not currently default on the server I have added AddHandler application/x-httpd-php55 .php to the root .htaccess file.
• I have had to boost the memory limit to get the installer to complete via .user.ini file in the root with memory_limit = 512M
• I have had to edit the file permission constants in the following core files in line with above permissions: /vendor/magento/framework/Filesystem/DriverInterface.php and /lib/internal/Cm/Cache/Backend/File.php

I now finally have a functioning website with files being populated into the /pub/static/ folder - however I have not got the magento CLI to do anything with the account user or even the root user.

For example, by cron command is:

/usr/bin/php55 -c /home/<account>/<subdomain>/php.ini /home/<account>/<subdomain>/bin/magento cron:run

I get the following error:

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  [InvalidArgumentException]                             

  There are no commands defined in the "cron" namespace. 

  Did you mean this?                                     

      setup:cron

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I was getting a similar error when trying to get past the static files not being created in the /pub/static/ folder with the command: setup:static-content:deploy so I am now stuck with a website that I can not get to index or sent emails etc.

As per this thread which matches my situation I believe that that the issue may be permissions based and therefore possibly linked to suPHP and the owner of Apache but I am not sure how to approach this. I have contacted my server support who do not support software but had a quick look before recommending asking questions on the forums.

Can anyone offer any suggestions as to the correct permissions and ownership set up that might work?

Thanks in advance,

Steven

[KMPub]

Today I thought I would try to update Magento as this would a) confirm that I could do something with the CLI that didn't generate an error and b) potentially (slim hope) refresh any files that may have been updated.

In the command line I entered:

/usr/bin/php55 -c /home/<account>/<subdomain>/php.ini /home/<account>/<subdomain>/bin/magento setup:upgrade

The server thought about this for a few seconds and then I get the following error:

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[InvalidArgumentException]

The PDO extension is required for this adaptor but the extension is not loaded

[Zend_Db_Adaptor_Exception]

The PDO extension is required for this adaptor but the extension is not loaded

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Obviously PDO is installed as it is a requirement of Magento and checked in the early installation stages.

I then executed the following command to see if I could see references to PDO:

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/usr/bin/php55 -i

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Scrolling through I found the following references to PDO which seems to confirm PDO modules are enabled:

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PDO

PDO support => enabled
PDO drivers => sqlite, mysql

pdo_mysql

PDO Driver for MySQL => enabled
Client API version => mysqlnd 5.0.11-dev - 20120503 - $Id: <blah> $

Directive => Local Value => Master Value
pdo_mysql.default_socket => /var/tmp/mysql.sock => /var/tmp/mysql.sock

pdo_sqlite

PDO Driver for SQLite 3.x => enabled
SQLite Library => 3.6.20

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I continue to be stumped. Any suggestions welcome.

Steven

[SGib]

I am having this issue too - I can't seem to find any resource on the correct permissions for suPHP.

[SGib]

My issue resolved itself by starting from scratch with a newer version (2.1.1). The whole installation process went a lot smoother and crons executed with minimal fuss.