Permission issue

[galgofa]

Permission issue

[MohamedElashri]

The reason why it isn't included is that it should not happen. Usually the directory you put everything in should be owned by your current user and then you won't face that problem and won't have to use chmod 774 or 744

After some thinking, yes you right about that. Anyway docker-compose exec app sh will solve this problem and .env to 664.

[fr0tt]

The reason why it isn't included is that it should not happen. Usually the directory you put everything in should be owned by your current user and then you won't face that problem and won't have to use chmod 774 or 744

[fr0tt]

Thank you for saying that ;)
Sure thing. What method did you use to install it ? And probably nonetheless do you have an .env file ?

[galgofa]

Thanks for respond, initially i started with instructions from https://noted.lol/benotes/ but then github here, same issue.
.env file i have used with amendment for different port 8099 only, the rest as per default.
I can run "php artisan install --only-user" and insert user/email/pass, web page is available but can't login

On top of that, i'm trying to install on native PC, docker use.

[fr0tt]

What I exactly meant was if you use docker (compose) or if you try to install it on the host system old-school without docker, but I presume you use docker-compose?

I asked if you have an .env file because I thought you maybe forgot to copy .env.example as .env but it that's not the case try to make the .env file writable for your current user.

[galgofa]

try to make the .env file writable for your current user.
That's it !
Thank you vm, problem solved.

[fr0tt]

No problem !

[MohamedElashri]

Is chmod 664 .env what solved this problem or what (running this on the host)? I'm still having the same problem.
Also, it is better if this is added as a step in docker-compose documentation