npm clean-install: Unable to save binary about shopware HOT 6 CLOSED

The error is fixed now.

Don't run any ./psh.phar scripts using sudo. Otherwise the permissions for node_modules are invalid.

All scripts must work without sudo. If docker:start does not work without sudo, make sure your user is in the system's docker group.

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Are you using a local setup or do you use docker?
What permissions are set on the node_modules folder? And are there any other node modules already installed when it crashes?
You definitley need write permissions to the node_modules folder, do you use a different user for running the install command that doesn't has the write permissions?

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Some more precise information:

1. I'm running the installation with Docker
2. The node_modules directory has the permissions rwx/r-x/r-x and is owned by root
3. There are modules in the folder, but I'm not sure if they were created during the install
4. I'm running ./psh.phar install as root in the container (after accessing it with ./psh.phar docker:ssh)
5. I started the Docker daemon via sudo dockerd

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node_modules should not be owned by root. Did you run ./psh.phar docker:ssh as root?

To fix the permissions for your current user, run this with your development directory:
sudo find $DEVELOPMENT_DIR -not -user "$(id -u)" -and -not -user 999 -exec chown "$(id -u):$(id -g)" {} \;

This command changes the ownership of all files and directories that are not owned by your current user (id -u) or 999 (uid of the mysql user in the container) to your current user.

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Did you run ./psh.phar docker:ssh as root?

Yes. The reason is that otherwise (logged in as application), I don't have permissions to some composer directories:

[ErrorException] copy(./composer/cache/files/composer/xdebug-handler/...): failed to open stream: Permission denied

However, it seems that running ./psh.phar docker:ssh without sudo is the way to go...

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It seems like your ~/.composer and maybe your ~/.npm directory is owned by root. ./psh.phar docker:start should check that and fail if that's not the case.

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