Cannot Create 2nd 'Addon' Domain In Sentora? Error: Invalid backend configuration. Re

[BattlinThrough]

Hi All

Brand new member and very first post so I hope I don't break any rules 

I have just managed to set up Sentora 1.0.3 on Google Cloud platform on CentOS 7 with PHP 7.1.33 and Apache (not sure exact version)

I was able to successfully install Wordpress with an initial domain name so a website is up and running with DNS sorted etc. Just a normal basic functioning website. All good

But this is the problem... 

I cannot install a seperate second domain with a different Wordpress file? 

How do I actually install a second separeate 'addon domain' that will have a completely different Wordpress file installation, files folder and therefore website etc compared to the initial primary domain I just created and have up and running? 

In Sentora I can only find 'DNS Manager', 'Domains', 'Parked Domains' and 'Sub Domain' options. I can not find an 'Addon domain' option.

I tried to just use the normal "Domains" option to "Create a new domain" by:

1. typing in the new second domain name; and 

2. selecting "Home directory: Create a new home directory"

but when I go to upload the new Wordpress file into the second addon domain's Wordpress files folder via ELFileManager I receive the following error:

Error: Invalid backend configuration. Readable volumes not available. 

I searched the internet high and low trying to find an answer to this specific problem. I am therefore hoping someone can help me out in this forum. Hopefully it is not a nightmare for someone like me to fix.

My guess is it might be something to do with the php.ini file requiring a change?

I have attached screenshots to hopefully make it easier to troubleshoot 

Thanks in advance for any help 

Cheers

   

   

   

[BattlinThrough]

I will pay someone to help me with this! If I can't get help I will just dump Sentora and start using something else. Someone please help!!!!!!!!!!

[TGates]

Must not have read the installation documentation. Sentora currently ships with php 5.6,x (Development for php7 installations is currently in the works) Sentora installs everything needed to run a web server. If you upgrade to php7 AFTER installing Sentora, there are guides on these forums, but the directions my break Sentora once the official php7 version is released.

If php and apache are already installed on your OS, Sentora will not work properly or even securely.


The error may be due to improper file and folder permissions which are set during a proper install. Otherwise, maybe somebody else who may have had a similar issue might be able to help you out for your customized install.