Tiki setup.sh output

$ sh setup.sh

 Tiki setup.sh - your options
 ============================

Composer: If you are installing via a released Tiki package (zip, tar.gz, tar.bz2, 7z), you can and should skip using Composer. If you are installing and upgrading via SVN, you need to run Composer after 'svn checkout' and 'svn upgrade'. More info at https://dev.tiki.org/Composer

 c run composer (log output on screen, not all warnings) and exit (recommended to be done first)
 L run composer (log output to logfile) and exit (recommended to be done first)
 V run composer (verbose log output on screen) and exit (recommended to be done first)

For all Tiki instances (via SVN or via a released package):

 f fix file & directory permissions (classic default)          o open file and directory permissions (classic option)
 S clear screen

 predefined Tiki Permission Check models:
 ----------------------------------------

 1 paranoia
 2 paranoia-suphp                        w suphp workaround
 3 sbox                                  W sbox workaround
 4 mixed
 5 worry                                 6 moreworry
 7 pain                                  8 morepain
 9 risky                                 a insane

 q quit                                  x exit

There are some other commands recommended for advanced users only.
More documentation about this: https://doc.tiki.org/Permission+Check

Your choice [c]?
local PHP version 70 >= required PHP version 55 - good
You are already using composer version 1.5.5 (stable channel).
php is /usr/bin/php
Loading composer repositories with package information
Installing dependencies from lock file
Package operations: 109 installs, 0 updates, 0 removals


  [RuntimeException]
  The zip extension and unzip command are both missing, skipping.
  Your command-line PHP is using multiple ini files. Run `php --ini` to show them.


install [--prefer-source] [--prefer-dist] [--dry-run] [--dev] [--no-dev] [--no-custom-installers] [--no-autoloader] [--no-scripts] [--no-progress] [--no-suggest] [-v|vv|vvv|--verbose] [-o|--optimize-autoloader] [-a|--classmap-authoritative] [--apcu-autoloader] [--ignore-platform-reqs] [--] [<packages>]...


 Tiki setup.sh - your options
 ============================

Composer: If you are installing via a released Tiki package (zip, tar.gz, tar.bz2, 7z), you can and should skip using Composer. If you are installing and upgrading via SVN, you need to run Composer after 'svn checkout' and 'svn upgrade'. More info at https://dev.tiki.org/Composer

 c run composer (log output on screen, not all warnings) and exit (recommended to be done first)
 L run composer (log output to logfile) and exit (recommended to be done first)
 V run composer (verbose log output on screen) and exit (recommended to be done first)

For all Tiki instances (via SVN or via a released package):

 f fix file & directory permissions (classic default)          o open file and directory permissions (classic option)
 S clear screen

 predefined Tiki Permission Check models:
 ----------------------------------------

 1 paranoia
 2 paranoia-suphp                        w suphp workaround
 3 sbox                                  W sbox workaround
 4 mixed
 5 worry                                 6 moreworry
 7 pain                                  8 morepain
 9 risky                                 a insane

 q quit                                  x exit

There are some other commands recommended for advanced users only.
More documentation about this: https://doc.tiki.org/Permission+Check

Your choice [f]?
You are not root or you are on a shared hosting account. You can now:

1- ctrl-c to break now.

or

2- If you press enter to continue, you will probably get some error messages
but it (the script) will still fix what it can according to the permissions
of your user. This script will now ask you some questions. If you don't know
what to answer, just press enter to each question (to use default value)
> Press enter to continue:
> Group [www-data]:
touch: cannot touch 'db/virtuals.inc': Permission denied
> Multi []:
Checking dirs :
  db ...  ok.
  dump ...  ok.
  img/wiki ...  ok.
  img/wiki_up ...  ok.
  img/trackers ...  ok.
  modules/cache ...  ok.
  temp ...  ok.
  temp/cache ...  ok.
  temp/public ...  ok.
  templates_c ...  ok.
  templates ...  ok.
  themes ...  ok.
  whelp ...  ok.
  mods ...  ok.
  files ...  ok.
  tiki_tests/tests ...  ok.
  temp/unified-index ...  ok.
Fix global perms ...
You are not root and you are not in the group www-data. We can't change the group ownership to www-data.
Special dirs permissions will be set accordingly.
Fix normal dirs ... done.
Fix special dirs ... done.

 Tiki setup.sh - your options
 ============================

Composer: If you are installing via a released Tiki package (zip, tar.gz, tar.bz2, 7z), you can and should skip using Composer. If you are installing and upgrading via SVN, you need to run Composer after 'svn checkout' and 'svn upgrade'. More info at https://dev.tiki.org/Composer

 c run composer (log output on screen, not all warnings) and exit (recommended to be done first)
 L run composer (log output to logfile) and exit (recommended to be done first)
 V run composer (verbose log output on screen) and exit (recommended to be done first)

For all Tiki instances (via SVN or via a released package):

 f fix file & directory permissions (classic default)          o open file and directory permissions (classic option)
 S clear screen

 predefined Tiki Permission Check models:
 ----------------------------------------

 1 paranoia
 2 paranoia-suphp                        w suphp workaround
 3 sbox                                  W sbox workaround
 4 mixed
 5 worry                                 6 moreworry
 7 pain                                  8 morepain
 9 risky                                 a insane

 q quit                                  x exit

There are some other commands recommended for advanced users only.
More documentation about this: https://doc.tiki.org/Permission+Check

Your choice [x]?

$