Place this under a <VirtualHost *:80> in your configuration and restart apache
4get should be stored at the root of the webserver, otherwise you will see broken links.
/settings returning a 404 error means the .php internal redirect does not work.
Dude I'm so sorry you're going through this, I have no fucking clue what mpm_event does. Shit just works on debian, and docker works on pretty much anything.
Let me know if you figure this…
What the fuck kind of distro ships broken apache2 versions that can't run PHP? Don't recompile PHP, that's a whole new rabbit hole that I swear you do not want to get involved in. This shit is…
I don't really understand why you're having this many issues. I have followed these installation steps myself multiple times now while migrating machines and I can assure you that they work.
Whe…
Sorry for the wait, the update is here. Please let me know of any issues you encounter!
This notice no longer appears on the new update of the Google scraper. Thanks for the report
Hey, I did a big update on the Google scraper, please tell me if the issue persists.
You need php-mbstring apache2 php-imagick imagemagick php-curl curl php-apcu libapache2-mod-php
At this point, what I would suggest doing would be to run dpkg-reconfigure on your apache2 webserver and create an .htaccess configuration file in your /var/www/4get/ folder that can get rid…
It should be visible by default. The only thing you need to do is the url's .php extension internal redirect (the RewriteRule directives)