Question

Fresh install of M2.1 on a Turnkey LAMP (with updated php 5.6 and mysql).

I'm trying to test install a 3rd party module, and one of the commands is:

<code>php bin/magento module:enable module1a module1b</code>

As soon as I run this command, the website (both front end and admin pages) stop loading.

I then try "php bin/magento setup:upgrade" which completes with no errors, I then run "setup:di:compile", and then "setup:static-content:deploy" again with no errors.

However, I cannot seem to get the website to load ever again after this.

What am I doing wrong/missing ?

(I'm very new to M2's compile process and correct order of commands).

Thanks in advance!

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Solution 2

So it turns out, after running the initial module:enable several folders in my /var folder became unread/writeable (have no idea how thats possible), but after resetting the access permissions, the website started to load, and everything started to work.

OTHER TIPS

Please run the below setup upgrade command after enable/disable the module:

php bin/magento setup:upgrade

Enable the one module one time using command below:

php bin/magento module:enable Module_Name

That may help you!!

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