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I have just installed Mura CMS. I have Lucee installed and setup. However, it seems I am not completely "there" yet.

I can get to the Mura Page, but something seems missing:

When I go to: http://localhost:8888/cms I get a: 404 requested page could not be found and then right below this, we see:

Sample Modal Window This is just a sample…

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Environment is:

  • LINUX Mint (Rebecca 17.1) - It is my personal laptop
  • MySQL 5.5 (from Software Manager)
  • MySQL WorkBench (Created Mura DB and User)
  • Lucee Express 4.5.1.000 (and also includes Tomcat 8) - Created the DSN in server

I am wanting to work with Mura as I am on a migration project to Mura from another CMS.

I did follow the information it seems to be the most relevant to start with Lucee: Installing Tomcat and Lucee on OS X using the lucee.war file

It seems I am missing something pretty simple at this point as is shown by this screen cap.Mura Admin Panel

It does not look anything like the admin panel from their site: Mura Admin Panel - from Mura

Leptonator
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    It looks like the css file(s) is not being loaded. Check the browsers tools too see if it has a 404 error – James A Mohler May 15 '15 at 04:41
  • I am a bit confused. I do see one css file for flow player under Mura, but there is nothing else either in Mura or in Lucee. – Leptonator May 15 '15 at 05:14

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I wound up getting some additional help. These steps were what was used under Linux Mint.

  • Setup MySQL and MySQL Workbench or phpMyAdmin would work as well
  • Created a new database and database user as directed in the Installation.txt from Mura
  • Insure that you have Lucee configured (creating the DSN) and that you are able to login
  • Moved Lucee Express to /home/your_home/lucee and made sure that Lucee works
  • Deleted all of the content from /home/your_home/lucee/webapps/ROOT
  • Extracted out the contents of the Mura.zip into /home/your_home/lucee/webapps/ROOT
  • Changed /home/your_home/lucee/webapps/ROOT/config/settings.ini.cfm at line 27 to be context= (blank)
  • Ran startup.sh at /home/your_home/lucee/bin Navigated to http://localhost:8888 and the site comes up fine and was able to login.

Thanks!

Leptonator
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Addressing the CSS issue

When a non standard ports, the base tag needs to be set

<base href="http://localhost:8888/mura-6.2.6271/">

OR perhaps

<base href="http://localhost:8888/mura-6.2.6271/admin">

This is set in a layouts file

James A Mohler
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Try editing your /config/settings.ini.cfm file by setting the context attribute to the value or the nested path to the Mura root. So if the Mura is access via /cms/admin the context value would be /cms

context=/cms

The reload the application by putting ?appreload in at request to the Mura root. The appreloadkey is also configurable in the settings.ini.cfm.

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  • In Chrome can you open up the debugger and on the network panel see where the links for CSS and JS are pointing? – Matt Levine May 17 '15 at 03:48