AlwaysSkint

Try to avoid sendmail. To achieve proper email credentials (SPF,DKIM,DMARC) use SMTP. Trust me, you won't regret doing so and (maybe) your hosting provider will be grateful that you do.

No disrespect intended.

Thanks for trying but that's real basic stuff.

Arrgh! A frackin' video! What's wrong with text? Guess I'll take a quick look (with the volume down) and see if there's any hidden gems. 10 seconds, then realises a monkey could do that bit.

Hi, I'll open a new thread, specifically on installation issues, hopefully to benefit others. I am liking the look of this software but, Jeez, it's a struggle to get working. Doing a cPanel install just now..

777 is fine for a 'server' hosted at home but is stupidly bad for any other situation. Trust me, I've been administering servers for over 30 years! When running under suexec/suphp/php-fpm php is run by the account user, whereby u+w is sufficient. So far, I've tried installing under DirectAdmin and repeatedly under CentOSWebpanel (my preferred option for various reasons) but I can also try HestiaCP and WHM/cPanel.

I may be some time. :-/ I've hosted/supported e-commerce software for more than 15 years but this is the most difficult one to get installed and running. There is no clear installation path/instructions and downright dangerous instructions. Permissions of 777 should NEVER, repeat NEVER be used, for example and is in fact impossible to use where suexec/suphp/PHP-FPM comes in to use. Using the master.zip directly extracted on the server, installed to web root and with file/directory permissions set correctly to 644/755. Step 4 of installation present a blank (500 error) screen. On a different server/control panel, I have managed to get something running but the admin is super slow = unusable. BTW: Thanks for the support, guys.