Installation FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Last updated
To remove the public from the URL create a .htaccess file in the root folder and write following code.
To remove the public from URL and Force HTTPS redirection create a .htaccess file in the root folder and write the following code.
For more detail read article : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23837933/how-can-i-remove-public-index-php-in-the-url-generated-laravel
NOTE: Remove Public not work for Localhost and sub folders.
Its work with any domain and subdomain only.
In this guide you will know how to remove public from url. To Remove public from url your server must have enabled the mod_rewrite. header to check whether it's enabled or not you can run following http://yourdomain.com/phpinfo and check according to screenshot
To remove the public from the URL in LightSpeed Server -> create a .htaccess file in the root folder and write following code.
To remove the public from URL and Force HTTPS redirection in LightSpeed Server -> create a .htaccess file in the root folder and write the following code.
Reason:
PHP version is not supported.
Solution:
Please make sure your domain should be PHP version 8.2.
if PHP 8.1 then change to PHP 8.2, From version 6.4 its not support php 8.1
To change the PHP version in cPanel, you can follow these steps:
Log in to your cPanel account: Open your web browser and go to your website's cPanel login page (usually yourwebsite.com/cpanel). Enter your login credentials and click "Log in".
Go to the MultiPHP Manager: Once you are logged in, you will see a variety of options. Scroll down and click on the "MultiPHP Manager" option.
Select the domain you want to change the PHP version for: On the MultiPHP Manager page, select the domain you want to change the PHP version for from the drop-down menu.
Choose PHP version 8.2: Once you have selected the domain, you will see a list of available PHP versions. Choose the version 8.2 you want to use and click on the "Apply" button.
Verify the PHP version 8.2: You can check that the PHP version has been changed by creating a PHP file with the following content: "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" and then load it in your browser.
It's important to note that, Before you change the PHP version, it's a good idea to check that your website and any installed scripts are compatible with the new version. And also, make sure to backup your website and database before changing any settings.
To Hide or Denied Access .env and create .htaccess file in the root folder and write the following code.
Debug mode will help you to track the error on your website. It is not all preferred to turn the debug mode on live site for a very long time.
How to turn to debug mode on
Login to your FTP account.
Open and edit .env file.
Change
To
Save and upload the file.
false means debug mode is OFF
true means debug mode is ON
A 419 error in Laravel can occur when a user's session has expired and sessions not save. Laravel uses the 419 status code to indicate that the user's session has expired and sessions not save.
To fix this error, you can try the following:
Its not script issue.
Follow mentioned PHP INI settings.
Increase the session lifetime: You can increase the session lifetime in your config/session.php file to prevent the session from expiring too quickly.
Check for session data integrity: Ensure that the session data is not lost or corrupted by checking that the session data is still present in the storage.
Check for Authentication : Ensure that the user is authenticated before allowing access to protected routes or resources.
Make sure PHP version 8.2 and use all following PHP settings. It shows due to the session not save in hosting.
then refresh the page if an error is not resolved in some cases the goto back step then run the script
If still you are experiencing an 419 error, you should contact your hosting provider or web administrator to troubleshoot the problem and find a solution. They will be able to examine the server logs to determine the cause of the error and take appropriate action. its not script related issue.
If you getting this error SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1071 Specified key was too long; max key length is 1000 bytes (SQL: alter table 'permissions add unique permissions_name_guard_name_unique (name, 'guard_name')). Please Update your server setting.
https://mediacitydocs.gitbook.io/next-hour/installation-1/server-requirements
First Solution: Go to Project-directory\app\Providers\AppServiceProvider.php
Landing Page: 1440 x 675px
Home Slider/ Front Setting Slider : 1534 x 150px
Thumbnail image dimensions: 300 x 450px
Poster image dimensions: 1533x 450px
Genre image dimensions: 300 x 300px
Audio Language image dimensions: 175x 125px
Logo dimensions: 200 x 63px
Favicon dimension: 32 x 32px
LiveTV dimension: 200 x 36px
User Profile dimensions: 200 x 200px
Contact dimension: 507 x 400px
Reason:
The Server is not able to complete the request because max_execution_time is not properly set.
Solution:
Login into cPanel in software section MultiPHP INI Editor then, In the Basic Mode select a location (select a domain or subdomain where your script is located) and then set the max_execution_time.
Solution:
You use it only one domain at a time. Its assume localhost or Any IP as a domain. For a change to the domain just install in new doamin.
Solution:
Make sure some license file available in your hosting
public -> ddtl.txt -> (value: yourdomain.com)
public -> config.txt -> (value: 1)
To solve this issue you will have to check APP_KEY which is located within your . env (environment) file. don't change or remove it. also check .env file not missing.
Most of times .env file not missing its just hide , so please make sure its not hide.
cPanel show files Quick Steps:
Log into cPanel & click “File Manager” under the files panel.
Click “settings” in the top right of the file manager.
Choose the Document Root (usually you can leave this as the default)
Check the box titled “Show Hidden Files (dotfiles) & click Save.
Please check database privilege. it must be ALL PRIVILEGES. if you don't know how to give it please contact to hosting provider.
You are getting this error because you don't enable a zip archive extension on your server. enable zip archive extension and issue will resolved. if you don't know how to enable it please contact to hosting provider. its not script related error.
You are getting this error because you don't enable a curl extension on your server. enable curl e extension and issue will resolved. if you don't know how to enable it please contact to hosting provider. its not script related error.
To Enable cURL Using EasyApache on WHM:
Log in to WHM as the 'root' user.
Either search for "EasyApache" or go to Software > EasyApache
Scroll down and select a build option (Previously Saved Config)
Click Start "Start customizing based on profile"
Select the version of Apache and click "Next Step".
Select the version of PHP and click "Next Step".
Chose additional options within the "Short Options List"
Click Exhaustive Options List.
Find and select the option for cURL.
Click curl, and then click Save and build.
A 404 error is an HTTP status code that indicates that a requested web page or resource cannot be found on a server. 404 means file not fount, its not script issue.
This can happen for a number of reasons, including:
Check port 80
Check all files extracted properly.
Check folder permissions as mentioned :https://mediacitydocs.gitbook.io/next-hour/installation-1/server-requirements
Incorrect URL
The server is down
If still you are experiencing an 404, you should contact your hosting provider or web administrator to troubleshoot the problem and find a solution. They will be able to examine the server logs to determine the cause of the error and take appropriate action. its not script related issue.
A 403 error is an HTTP status code that indicates that the client (i.e. the user's browser) is not authorized to access the requested resource. This error message is often displayed when a user attempts to access a website or webpage that they do not have permission to view. Your user who did not get permission. So you edit the user role and then update
Certain users to access certain pages or sections. In this case, a 403 error message may be displayed if the user is not authorized to view the requested resource.
A payload error in Laravel is typically caused by an issue with the data being passed to the server during an API request. This can be caused by a number of factors, including missing or incorrect data, invalid data types, or incorrect formatting of the data.
Please check File and folder permissions for Shared Hosting
public_html 775 (public_html folder is root folder in shared hosting)
if using subdomain then Subdomain folder 775
File and folder permissions for VPS
/bootstrap 777 /public 777 /storage 777 /public/images 777 /public/config.txt 777 .env 777
An internal server error is a general term used to describe a problem that occurs when a server is unable to process a request from a client. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as a problem with the server's or hardware, a misconfigured server, or an issue with the client's request.
When an internal server error occurs, the server will typically return a message indicating that there was an error and that the request could not be fulfilled. This message is often accompanied by an error code, such as "500 Internal Server Error."
Some Solution :
Please check the .htaccess file configuration.
Check PHP version 8.2
Check port 80
Check all files extracted properly specially vendor folder.
Check folder permissions as mentioned : https://mediacitydocs.gitbook.io/next-hour/installation-1/server-requirements
Exceeding server resources
Corrupted server files
If still you are experiencing an internal server error, you should contact your hosting provider or web administrator to troubleshoot the problem and find a solution. They will be able to examine the server logs to determine the cause of the error and take appropriate action. its not script related issue.
The error message you provided, "could not find driver (SQL: select * from settings limit 1)", suggests that there is an issue with the database driver configuration in your server or cpanel.
Check Database Configuration:
Open the .env file in your Laravel project and ensure that the DB_CONNECTION parameter is set to the correct database driver (e.g., mysql).
Verify Database Extension:
Ensure that the necessary PHP extensions for your chosen database are installed and enabled on your server. For example, if you're using MySQL, make sure the pdo_mysql extension is enabled.
Check Database Connection:
Ensure that your database server is running and that the connection details in your .env file (such as DB_HOST, DB_PORT, DB_DATABASE, DB_USERNAME, and DB_PASSWORD) are correct.
Restart Server:
After making any changes, it's a good idea to restart your server to apply the updates.
Verify PHP Version:
Make sure you're using a compatible PHP version for your Laravel version.
Database Permissions:
Check necessary permissions to access the database.
Tips: If you didn't enable to change the PHP version then contact your hosting provider.
Note: Don't change the file structure to remove public from the URL otherwise you get Access Denied
