I'm using Laravel Homestead (Vagrant) to set up my development environment. Everything works fine, until I try setting up NFS on my Windows following https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/homestead#configuring-shared-folders
As soon as I set up NFS, the vagrant up process goes fine, but trying to access the project website makes it unresponsive, i.e. no reply from the server. Opening vagrant ssh, only the place where the shared folder is present is unresponsive (bash gets unresponsive), otherwise other parts of the shell keep working.
More than a day of debugging later I find that simple files are actually working fine. So if index.php contains phpinfo();, that loads fine. I then copied the Laravel public folder, all good with an error that vendor is missing. Added the vendor folder, still good, says Kernal missing. And finally when I add the app\Http\Kernal.php file, again it gets unresponsive.
Edit: Adding the following mount_options finally gets it working, but instead of being a lot faster, it is actually taking double the time it takes without NFS. My aim here is to improve the app loading speed, which everyone says gets a lot lot faster with NFS.
mount_options: ['vers=3', 'tcp', 'actimeo=1', 'nolock']
Edit 2: After a lot more debugging I noticed realpath() in PHP was coming out empty, after which I realized I'm unable to change file permissions of the shared folder! So the index.php has 644 permissions, and I'm totally unable to change those permissions or owner:group. I tried changing mount_options dmode and fmode, they don't have any effect
Future update: I eventually moved to Docker and later Laravel Sail and its magically fast
Try setting the max rsize and wsize for tcp in your mount options, you would also probably want to set asynchronous mode and force nfs to use fs-cache.
e.g.
mount_options: ['async','fsc','nolock','vers=3','tcp','rsize=65536','wsize=65536','noatime','actimeo=1']
You could also try the mount over udp to see if that resolves the issue, I would also try simplifying the mount options at this point to see if it is something there causing the issue you are having.
mount_options: ['vers=3','udp','rsize=8192','wsize=8192']
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I have install Laravel in my pc using composer.
I used gitbash and started xampp control server
First I've changed my directory.
Then I've ran a command composer create-project laravel/laravel project_1. After the command had run, it installed laravel and all necessary file and key was successfully set.
Then I again changed my directory to project_1
Then I ran another command php artisan serve. After running this command Laravel development server started and 127.0.0.1:8000 this ip has genrated.
I copied the id and paste it in my browser url bar.(I copied and pasted it without using keyboard. I only used mouse)
but when I provided the ip the project_1 starting page did not open.
The page was loading and it is still loading.
what can I do? Please help
logs folder
Here is my contribution, I cannot say what is the cause but I have a solution for it; because I have such as a challenge.
run
php -S 127.0.0.1:8000 -t public
Note that the 8000 is your port, and this could be any 4-digit number.
I hope this helps
Every thing you did seems right to me in terms of Laravel requirements, so lets check some other possible issues:
make sure that your internet connection isn't configured to use
proxy, if so make sure you excluded your local address.
if you are using Internet security suite software, make sure it doesn't block your requests, this vary from software to another but you might test this by deactivating the software for a while until you try.
now that's what I have in mind, I hope it help.
First, stop the php artisan serve
After changing directory go to inside your project folder, you can run php artisan serve. Then a localhost URL will be generated for you where you can see your project in the browser
If you have PHP installed locally and you would like to use PHP's built-in development server will start a development server at http://localhost:8000
Please try to install Laragon and forget about Xampp for now. This is really cool tool and you'll start much quicker. I did try to resolve few issues with Xampp myself and always wasted a lot of time. You can google tutorials later for it as well. Plenty of info out there.
As well it comes with in house installer for Laravel ;) and more :).
Make sure that you are not coping the url from Git Bash through command, it will stop running the project
Make sure that you are not using antivirus specially avast antivirus.
Currently I am trying to run a Wordpress repo locally for development. I am not using MAMP pro even though I still have a 9 day trail. I figured since I'm going to be using the free version for now I might as well work with that. I have my Apache & MySQL server running along with the Document Root pointing to my Sites folder where my projectName repo sits. I'm still running off of the default port of Apache 8888.
After I start the servers, I open WebStart and import my DB into phpMyAdmin. Everything works perfectly fine and the copy of my db gets imported. I then make sure that my wp-config.php file has the appropriate settings to access this db. I then click on My Website. This pulls up the content of the website. However, it does not pull in any of the assets(imgs/js/css). I receive the following errors in the console:
Failed to load resource: net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE http://projectName.dev/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/logo-footer-1.png
Failed to load resource: net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE http://projectName.dev/wp-content/themes/projectName/images/circle.png
And so the list goes on and on for pretty much every asset the project could possibly have. Now configuration is NOT my strong suit, and at this point I am at a loss of what could possibly be happening. Awhile ago I did follow a tutorial on how to setup my files so that I can access them in the web browser by simply typing the name of the project with the domain .dev, example: projectName.dev. I started having issues with this after upgrading to OS Sierra and it no longer works. Could this possibly be the reason as to why it is looking for these assets in the projectName at the .dev domain?
I apologize if this does not make sense. I am willing to provide anyone with any information on this as I need as much help as possible because I still need to level up my configuration skills. Let me know if you have questions.
The images and other assets are referenced with an absolute filepath (i.e. the URL of the server on which you first set it up). This has to be changed in all database entries. There are tutorials for this on the net, but the most simple version is to open the sql file in an editor and search & replace the general URL part in the complete database.
Be sure to keep a backup of the file - that might not work on the first try...
Last week, I tried to deploy a simple symfony app on azure.
I choose the plan app service B2 (2cores / 3.5Go RAM).
PHP Version : 5.6.
First it took forever to complete the composer install. (I tried to go on S3, it was a little faster but not very different).
So I tried to optimize the php config, opcache, realpath_cache_size...etc (xdebug already disabled).
I even tried to enable wincache, but with no real improvment.
So now my app is deployed, but it is too slow to be usable.
A simple php app/console (in dev mode) takes ~23secondes.
It seems to recreate the cache everytime. On my local unix environnment (similar specs), it takes 6seconds when the cache is cold and 500ms when the dev cache is warm.
I think that the main problem is a filesystem issue, because to remove the dev cache folder it takes 16 seconds.
On my local unix environnment, similar specs, it takes ~200ms to remove the same folder.
Like I said I tried S3 Plan with a small improvment but not enough to explain this slowness.
One thing weird, it's that if I rerun the command php app/console just after it finished, the command takes 5seconds to run (much better). But If rerun it 5seconds after it finished, it takes 23seconds.
I already tried these solutions (even if the environnment is different) :
https://stackoverflow.com/a/17021255/6309878
Update : I tried to set the symfony app/cache folder to the local filesystem D:\local\cache, but no improvment, it may be worst.
Please try below steps and let me know if it improves the performance -
1) In the wwwroot directory of your site, create a .user.ini file (if it doesn’t already exist) and add “wincache.fcenabled=0”. This will disable Wincache.
2) Go to Azure Portal and go to the Application Settings for your app. In the App Settings section, add “WEBSITES_DYNAMIC_CACHE” with a value of 1.
3) Restart the site.
I want to deploy a Laravel 5 project to shared hosting from my localhost but I am facing so many problems. I have uploaded all files in a subfolder of my shared hosting (PHP 5.5) and when I try http://domain.com/subfolder/public its showing me 500 error. I check the laravel.log but found nothing, set the storage/ to 777 but still no changed (showing last error from localhost).
I also check .htaccess and it seems good. I search a lot and try so many thing but still facing same problem.
Now, my shared hosting give access of SSH so I have installed a new Laravel project. Then copy my edited and added file except vendor from my localhost to Hosting. Then I update the composer and dump-autoload, Now my application is working file.
But I am not sure about the process I did. Is it the right way (I don't think so)? Please let me know what was the problem of directly uploaded file and is there any problem if I use second system for my production app.
There are chances that your route cache is messed up. It is safe to artisan route:clear, artisan cache:clear, and artisan view:clear before uploading your files to ensure that no compiled script left - which usually tied to specific path.
But it is unclear, could you share your stacktrace for your error (and if possible share where your .htaccess file and it's content)?
sorry i can't comment, need higher point. However, by looking at your statement that it works by moving your files (controller, views, public, etc) but not the entire project, i believe clearing caches is the best to try.
As for the deployment of laravel project, there are methods suggested in laravel.io. It is not a good idea to expose your entire laravel files in public folder. Nevertheless, there are many ways to deploy it.
I know it's a little late but you need to either:
1. Make laravel's public folder the root folder of your domain or
2. Make a sub-domain and point the root folder to your projects public folder. The disadvantage with this is that your sessions cannot be connected directly to your main domain's sessions.
I'm trying to test a php app I'm working on in my Netbeans environment, and so I'm setting it up to run on a local Apache server. It seems to work fine when I manually copy my project into the htdocs folder, but when I try to configure Netbeans to automatically copy the sources, It tells me "Target folder cannot be created". I've tried changing the folder from read-only, including everything mentioned here but it doesn't seem to stick (Probably relevant to mention that I'm on Windows 7)
I could just keep manually copying it every time I want to test it, but that would be a major headache. Any ideas?
As I had guessed, it was a Windows permissions issue. After doing pretty much the same thing over and over without the change sticking, it finally stuck, and I was able to get things working the way I wanted. Sigh...