Bug: "This page does not exist" rewrite loop after installation (Debian 12/nginx/PHP 8.x) about grocy HOT 3 CLOSED

This is clearly a configuration issue and not a reproducible Grocy Bug, but this here is the tracker for such reproducible Bugs and Feature Requests and not your personal setup problems (README ref).

I also use a NGINX / PHP-FPM stack for Grocy and all of it's demo instances, serving daily more page views any private instance will see per year or so and it works more than fine - also leads to this can't be a bug in Grocy itself. Why not simply compare your stuff with the reference config I've published for everyone some time ago.

Of course I can see the connection to the issue #1404 and therefore know that I should go to the SubReddit

I openly admit that I find it frustrating that you're deliberately abusing this issue tracker and essentially wasting my time on a public holiday day by that, thank you.

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I'm sorry to disturb your day off, but I feel the same way and thought I'd invest some time in the FOSS project to help.

Out of sheer desperation I did sudo --user=www-data bash update.sh and surprisingly it works now, although I had only checked the reference data again and here again many thanks for this. I could not find any relevant changes and had already searched and found many of these configs.
In the end I only did sudo --user=www-data bash update.sh and the config that had been valid since several reboots was unchanged. So it seems as if parts of the config only came into effect when sudo --user=www-data bash update.sh was done.

I am therefore sorry to have disturbed you and ask for your understanding that there are moral and ethical problems in using Reddit and therefore, as much as I would like to, I can not help the community here as desired.

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So it seems as if parts of the config only came into effect when sudo --user=www-data bash update.sh was done.

Simply have a look at the executed script (guess it's that) and notice that this script doesn't do anything to your webserver configuration, it even doesn't know if you use NGINX, PHP-FPM or whatever else on this planet is available to run PHP web applications. So this comment doesn't really help any community (I'm pretty sure the vast majority of that community even doesn't have this particular problem) or explains whatever is (was) going on your side and the fact you have personal problems with Reddit (and not GitHub in the same way, lol) is just more than irrelevant here, please focus on the technical Grocy related points for future requests, thanks.

I guess you simply forgot to unpack the release ZIP completely before and update.sh has "fixed" that. Or you have caching involved and forgot to restart PHP-FPM or something like that.

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