Hello @cmsjsoniefbd3
Option 1: If the field with path web/secure/base_url was missing in the table core_config_data, but web/unsecure/base_url existed.
First, you must solve it by changing http in web/unsecure/base_url to HTTPS.
- SSH into the server.
- CD to your Magento installs dir.
- Run the following command: bin/magento config:show
View the output and look for web/secure/base_url, web/secure/base_link_url & web/secure/use_in_adminhtml.
These values should be configured with {YOUR DOMAIN} for the URL options and web/secure/use_in_adminhtml = 1.
If they are not, you can run the following commands from your Magento install directory to update your configuration.
bin/magento config:sensitive:set web/secure/base_url {YOUR DOMAIN}
bin/magento config:sensitive:set web/secure/base_link_url {YOUR DOMAIN}
bin/magento config:set web/secure/use_in_adminhtml 1
bin/magento cache:clean
Option 2: The directory for the Magento website on the server
When running Magento initial installation, If you selected "No" for Use Web Server Rewrites. This setting is under Admin Panel - System - General - Web.
In .htaccess of root Magento folder after finishing the initial installation
it had: RewriteBase /magento/ As noted before folder was {Magento root directory}
You want to change Web Server Rewrites to 'Yes' under Admin Panel - System - General - Web.
In .htaccess, you need to change: RewriteBase /
Option 3: Set permission 755 to necessary files and folders
The base things to watch out for are the files & directories that must be writable:
File: {Magento root directory}/var/.htaccess
Directory: {Magento root directory}/app/etc
Directory: {Magento root directory}/var
All the directories under: {Magento root directory}/media
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