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Inability to configure the application on the server. #68
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Hi! Could you check if any errors appear in the browser's console? Also, please check the php.log and the /legacy/minthcm.log directory. Let us know if you find any errors there. |
Hello, I also tried to reinstall everything, with no results and switched to OrangeHRM, but your application has potential. Tonight I will set up the machine again and configure it once again. If the problem persists, I will attach the logs. |
Please tell us which version of PHP you are using and what type of environment (CentOS, Ubuntu, etc.). To enable the installation process, you need to set up the .htaccess file correctly. The index.php script does the following steps to help with installation: You can follow the same steps manually. |
I use PHP 7.4 on linux ubuntu. |
Options +SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^api/(.*?)$ install/index.php [L] RewriteRule ^assets/(.*?)$ assets/$1 [L] PHP 7.4 should also work, but we've upgraded Mint to PHP 8.0, so you could try with that. |
Hi, I went back to the project to reinstall it, but the problem is exactly the same. I was never asked to provide db data or set an admin login and password. Below are the versions: |
However, I managed to do everything, but I can't run elasticsearch. |
Are you saying that you did not fill in the database access details during the installation process because the installer did not ask for them? You wrote, "I managed to do everything, but I can't run Elasticsearch." So, I assume you entered the database information and the password for the admin user. To be sure, can you confirm that your database exists and contains tables like users, candidates, meetings, etc.? Elasticsearch is not necessary for logging in. Are you still encountering errors like “Error with Permissions-Policy header”? I suppose this error might be caused by one of your browser plugins. Can you try logging into Mint using a browser without plugins? If possible, allowing us to check your MintHCM instance would be very helpful. |
Hi, I did everything that was in the documentation to install your application on the server, but when entering URL the login screen is displayed, where the installation was not carried out before.
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