Cannot locate all.css and get 404 error for opml and update
I am installing selfoss in a subdirectory of my DocumentRoot (http://servername/selfoss/).
When trying to connect, I get the contents of the index page, but I get no styling on the page at all. I also see no link to login, add sources, or otherwise administer the system. My apache error.log shows that the server cannot find all.css in /var/www/selfoss/.
I am using Debian stable with Apache2 as the web server, and I am using SQLite as the database. I literally unzipped the 2.2 release archive, did a chown -R www-data:www-data selfoss/ to change the ownership to the user Apache is running as and trying to browse to the site.
I suspect it might have to do with a mod_rewrite configuration and/or the .htaccess file, but I can't pinpoint the specific issue.
I also downloaded the latest GIT version, and the same problem occurs.
If a forum or other community exists and this is not the appropriate place for this issue (likely on my end), please direct me to the community.
UPDATE (GitHub): I was asked if I had mod_rewrite enabled, and I do. I tried each possible variation of the RewriteBase value with selfoss and one or more slashes (/).
Cannot locate all.css and get 404 error for opml and update
Hi, I have had the same problem, I understood what it was. Just did not work .htaccess file, it was ignored by apache, until I wrote a directive AllowOverride All into <Directive /PATH/TO/SELFOSS/DIR> section. Also, you must have AccessFileName .htaccess directive in your apache2.conf file (I use Ubuntu server, so you`ll need find analogy for your system).
ps: sorry for my English, I checked this message with Google Translate and It looks as i wanted to write ;)
FRWL, jeffliker
Cannot locate all.css and get 404 error for opml and update
<Directive /PATH/TO/SELFOSS/DIR> section.
Should be Directory rather than Directive, but for a translated message you did very well 
You also need to make sure that the files are readable by the user running the web server (often apache or httpd, but varies widely), and that the directories noted in the install notes are writable by the same user.