Hello, We were trying to set up the Simple Invoice Manager. We keep getting the error messages and after some times we got the error:
Regular license violation! you have used the provided license for 50+ installations. You are allowed to have single active installation per license. Something wrong? please email to [email protected]
Then we generated a new key, used that key, and solved some errors in the code at our end. Now, we are not getting any database schemas in response to the request.
We have been stuck on this and need to resolve this issue ASAP. Please respond as soon as you can.
- MSAnswered
Hello,
As the error says you have performed quite a lot of installations using the same license.
If you have any issues after installation, please ask questions with details here so that we can guide you to fix the issues.
If you are installing the beta version, then please add a virtual host and set the root path to
publicfolder as mentioned in the docs. The access the/installroute in the browser.Thank you
- RSAnswered
Hello Mian, Thank you for the reply. We have not used it in any installation for now. This is the first time it has been used. We were getting errors again and again. And we tried multiple times. Then it started giving this error.
And after setting up this on a server with nginx, we tried with the
/install, which still gives500 Internal Server Errorwhen trying to save all the information. - MSAnswered
Hello,
Laravel has root folder named
publicso all the traffic should hit this folder. You can try to install it using subdomain and set the path topublicfolder in your uploaded file.If you want to install in subfolder, then you will need to redirect all traffic to
publicfolder or use symbolic link.For 500 error details, you can check your server error logs. The Laravel logs are in the
storage/logs/folder.Thank you
- RSAnswered
Please see the screenshot attached to the last message. We are using the subdomain and are already being directed to the
/public. I was able to resolve the error. Thank you for the information regarding the logs. Now I am getting more errors and trying to resolve them. - MSAnswered
Hello,
For 500 error details, you can check your server error logs. The Laravel logs are in the storage/logs/ folder.
Yes, I saw that and requested you to check the error logs to know the cause of 500 server error. You can check with your server admin for php error logs. The Laravel logs are in
storage/logs/folder. Please check them and let me know the error details so that I can suggest solution.Thank you
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