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I am trying to move CiviCRM and Drupal to a new server. Everything looks to me like it should be right. I know that Drupal can connect to its database and is able to run simple drush commands. However if I try and run cv sql or cv flush I get a fatal error.

Class "ComposerAutoloaderInitDrupal8" not found

The error points to the file Drupal8.php line 414.

I am using the command line because I have multiple problems with the setup that are not allowing Apache to load the page and I am trying troubleshoot. Of course this is probably part of the problem.

I have the following:

PHP: 8.0.30 Drupal: 9.5.11 CiviCRM: 5.64.3 CIVICRM_ROOT_PATH: /var/aap/current/vendor

I am not sure what other relevant information I can provide.

Thanks!

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    Okay, I found the issue. I thought the path needed to be /vendor rather than my document root.
    – Josh
    Commented Oct 21, 2023 at 20:37

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I'd started from cleaning up "vendors" and running "composer update". If not work, re-install CiviCRM would.

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  • thank you for the idea. I have ran a composer update and it has not made a change. I am not sure what you mean by re-install CiviCRM. I cannot lose my database. Thanks!
    – Josh
    Commented Oct 21, 2023 at 6:23
  • @Josh you won't be losing the database on re-install: just make a backup, install a fresh civcrm using another , empty database, then plug in your current db from the backup.
    – yurg
    Commented Oct 21, 2023 at 16:59
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I had to configure the CMS Bootstrap by adding an environment variable:

CIVICRM_BOOT=Drupal8://full/path/to/web/directory
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