Install OneBe

Most of this is filled in for you. Check the details, press install, and you are done.

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Domain

www.demo.dsconnects.in

Main domain

demo.dsconnects.in

cPanel account

dsconnects

PHP

8.4.27

Mail server

mail.demo.dsconnects.in

Database user

not found

Databases found

none

Upload limit

The document root is not the public folder.

It points at /home/dsconnects/demo.dsconnects.in instead of /home/dsconnects/demo.dsconnects.in/public. The backend ships an .htaccess in the application folder that routes requests into public/ and blocks the .env file, so the application works either way — but the better fix is to set the document root in cPanel (Domains → your-domain.com → Document Root) to /home/dsconnects/demo.dsconnects.in/public.

Server requirements

PHP version OK

PHP 8.4.27 is good.

Disk space OK

There is 1585919 MB of free disk space.

.env file OK

The .env file exists and is writable.

Required extensions

`pdo_mysql`	Loaded
`mbstring`	Loaded
`openssl`	Loaded
`json`	Loaded
`bcmath`	Loaded
`fileinfo`	Loaded
`curl`	Loaded
`tokenizer`	Loaded
`ctype`	Loaded

Writable folders

`storage`	0775	Writable
`storage/app`	0775	Writable
`storage/framework`	0775	Writable
`storage/framework/cache`	0775	Writable
`storage/framework/sessions`	0775	Writable
`storage/framework/views`	0775	Writable
`storage/logs`	0775	Writable
`bootstrap/cache`	0775	Writable

Application

Application name

Application URL — the address of this API

Public app URL — where the Flutter app lives; used for password reset links

Environment

Business state — decides CGST/SGST vs IGST

Allowed origins — "*" for any, or a comma separated list

Enable debug mode — leave this off on a live server

API signing key — optional

The API token is signed with this key. If you paste the value of auth.signing-key from the old backend, the people who are already using the app stay signed in across the switch. Leave it empty and a new key is generated, which signs everybody out.

Database

On cPanel: open MySQL Databases, create a database and a user, and add the user to the database with all privileges. Use localhost as the host.

Driver

Host

Port

Database name

Database user

Database password

Email (SMTP)

cPanel's outgoing server is normally mail.your-domain.com. Port 465 uses SSL and port 587 uses STARTTLS — the installer keeps the two in step for you. While the sending is switched off the password reset link is written to the log instead, which is a quick way to test the flow.

Mail host

Mail port

Encryption

Mail user

Mail password

From address

Send the email now — while this is off, reset links are written to the log

Check the mail server's certificate — turn this off only if the connection fails with a certificate error

First administrator

You can also create this later from the app — it just registers a new account.

Name

Password

Developer tools

The API tester and the log checker live at /api-tester and /logs. Give them a password so nobody else can reach them.

Tools password — leave empty to switch the tools off

Add the scheduled task to the crontab — keeps the log files from growing forever

This writes the .env file, creates the tables, fixes the permissions, adds the cron job and locks the installer.