Stuck on /install/perm

[Siddo987]

When installing if i click next on /install/perm page i alway get send back to /install/ it doesn't seem to be a question permission because as stated there all permissions are set right... I don't know much about programming and all my ideas didn't helped. As I thought that could work i replaced the .env.example whith a .env with all the credentials nothing changed except the looks. In the beginning i came to /install/env but couldn't save, so i thought i would do it manually. Then this problem appeared and even after completely setting everything up two more times the problem occured as well. I don't know what to do anymore.

[ildyria]

You will need to give me a bit more than that for me to help you... What is happening on the next screen ?
The next page is supposed to to allow you to edit a .env file.
You could also just take the .env.example in the repository and copy it to .env.

Are you using Mariadb/mysql ?

Note that the best way to use lychee is via docker. The way you are choosing is really the hard one.

[Siddo987]

The problem was i got pro /install just to /install/perm. When i clicked next i just got back to the first page.
I tried 10 different things and what it fixed was fill in the database manually. I think it just coudn't handle getting the info that the db should be ready but wasn't. Although that should had been fixed by the reset... Don't care since it works now!
thx though

[ildyria]

I will try to have a look what is going wrong there, that should obviously not behave like this.

[Siddo987]

Thank you! I'm using mysql. And in the first setup i saw the page to edit the .env but when pressing "save" nothing really happened. Not just on frontend but there was no traffick altogether. So the button was more ore less useless.
At first i thought about setting it up on my NAS but i though it over and came to the conclusion that it woudn't be able to handle this much workload so I set it up on a shared webserver hosted by All-Inkl. This will work as long as the storage in my plan doesn't run out. Until then I will have to figure out a solution to set it up at home on the server thats sitting here for like 1,5 years now...