Installing Drupal

I am trying to install Drupal 8.2.6 on a shared hosting server.
I am being confronted with the message "PHP OPcode caching: Not enabled" on the requirements review screen.
However, OPcode caching IS enabled - my phpinfo.php file tells me so. Also, files are being cached in the .opcache-folder I created on the webspace. But Drupal fails to recognize this.
Might there be a problem/bug with the installation script in Drupal that just fails to recognize these settings in my environment?
Thanks for any help!

Starting the installation of drupal 8.2.6 it starts with a screen in which I have choosen for 'standard' profile.
Saving this, I can choose for a language, saving this as well, the installation flips back to the choice for the profile (which I have already done). Iwould have expected the installation-procedure to continue with verifying the requirements. What went wrong?

Before installing Drupal 8 make sure that the Web host or server that you are using have the specifications required by 8 Drupal are:

Server: Apache, Nginx, or Microsoft IIS

Database:
5.5.3 MySQL/MariaDB 5.5.20/Percona Server 5.5.8 with PDO and InnoDB-compatible primary storage engines,
PostgreSQL 9.1.2 with PDO,
SQLite 3.6.8 with higher

PHP: PHP 5.5.9 or higher

Note the specifications or Drupal 8 cannot run if the hosting that you use do not meet the specifications in question

I've been trying to migrate a site to BlueHost for ages now.

I finally figured it out last night but I made a couple of errors and wanted to start fresh today, confident that I knew how to reinstall without issue.

Unfortunately I'm an idiot for thinking that, because the fresh install is once again not working, and I'm back to square one.

The only way I could get any sort of install to work was by using their "One-Click Install" through Mojo. I obviously would prefer not to do this, but it was the only way I could find to get anything to work somewhat properly.

Hallo Community, we are experiencing a blocking issue creating a Drupal 8 installation in load balancing using Apache mod_proxy. We are running a front end running Apache 2.4.10, Debian Linux 8: on it mod_proxy behaves as a Reverse Proxy and forward request to two different machines, same Debian Linux and Apache version. The two installations share the file system accessing an NFS share in another machine on the same subnet.
The Drupal version running is 8.2.3- 2016.11.16, Php version is Php 5.6.292.
We have registered a domain that point to the load balancing engine.

Hello Folks,

I have a task where I have to automate the installation of the Drupal Site installation. This is for a Multisite application, I havebeen able to automate the following steps, every time a new site has to be created the drupal files need to be copied in a new folder, new database needs to be created, the default.settings.php and the settings.php files need to be edited such that the database name field reflects the required info.

At this point, The installation has to go through a web browser to complete the installation.