Magento – Specify encryption key during CLI install

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Is it possible to set the Magento encryption key when using the magento setup:install command for unattended installation?

There does not appear to be a specific option for the encryption key. I tried adding --magento-init-params="crypt[key]=$encryption_key", but no luck.

In theory I could use sed or similar to edit the encryption key immediately after installing, but I would prefer to avoid this approach if possible.

Using Magento 2.2.4 on Ubuntu 18.04.

Best Answer

yes it is possible. try:

magento setup:install --key="YOURKEYHERE" ... OTHER ARGS ...

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Check the output of bin/magento help setup:install. There are arguments for modules to enable or disable during installation:

--enable-modules[=ENABLE-MODULES]     List of comma-separated module names. That must be included during installation. Available magic param "all".
--disable-modules[=DISABLE-MODULES]   List of comma-separated module names. That must be avoided during installation. Available magic param "all".

Magento – Magento2.3 installation issue on wamp Winodws 10

And all my efforts towards installing magento2.3 from browser becomes failed and installed magento2.3 using composer. Please check https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/install-gde/composer.html for more details

Please note that, Since our OS is windows, Windows uses "\" as separator so we need to edit core file:

magento_root\vendor\magento\framework\View\Element\Template\File\Validator.php

Search for $realPath and replace it with $realPath = str_replace('\', '/', $this->fileDriver->getRealPath($path));

Hope this helps

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