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I moved the Laravel site I was working on from one box to another. I can access the site just fine if I do http://localhost/new_nomas/public/index.php. However, if I try to configure my httpd-vhosts.config file to accommodate a "new_nomas.site" url, as I did on the other computer, I'm getting a "403 Forbidden" error.
I'm running Apache 2.4.41. Here's my httpd-vhosts.config file:
...and here's my "hosts" file from the Windows/System32/drivers/e
127.0.0.1 nomas.site
Everything is pretty much identical to what I had before, but when I attempt "nomas.site" in my URL, I get a "403 Forbidden" message.
I've adjusted the security permissions in all of the files...
What am I missing?
I'm running Apache 2.4.41. Here's my httpd-vhosts.config file:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName nomas.site
DocumentRoot c:/wamp/www/new_nomas/public
<Directory "c:/wamp/www/new_nomas/public">
AllowOverride All
Require all granted
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
...and here's my "hosts" file from the Windows/System32/drivers/e
127.0.0.1 nomas.site
Everything is pretty much identical to what I had before, but when I attempt "nomas.site" in my URL, I get a "403 Forbidden" message.
I've adjusted the security permissions in all of the files...
What am I missing?
LaravelSecurityPHP
Last Comment
David Favor
ASKER
Double check your httpd.conf file's include directive whether the vhost file has to gave vhost-file.conf versus vhost-file.config
I think the vhost that includes your definition is not being included.
I think the vhost that includes your definition is not being included.
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Alright, guys...
First of all, Laravel seemingly keeps it error logs in storage/logs and the last error was 12/15/2019, so there's either no error being generated or something's wrong with the permissions. If there's a problem with the permissions, I can't tell.
I've changed the .htaccess file to no avail.
Whatever it is, it's one obstinate anomaly. I can't make this thing budge.
Any other suggestions?
BTW: I tried initiating a brand new laravel project just to rule out any kind of weirdness with the copying and pasting of an already existing project. Same problem. I can't initiate a virtual server for anything.
First of all, Laravel seemingly keeps it error logs in storage/logs and the last error was 12/15/2019, so there's either no error being generated or something's wrong with the permissions. If there's a problem with the permissions, I can't tell.
I've changed the .htaccess file to no avail.
Whatever it is, it's one obstinate anomaly. I can't make this thing budge.
Any other suggestions?
BTW: I tried initiating a brand new laravel project just to rule out any kind of weirdness with the copying and pasting of an already existing project. Same problem. I can't initiate a virtual server for anything.
ASKER
I'm an idiot!
I found the apache_error.log file and it said that the directory that I was referencing didn't exist.
Well...
On my new box the root directory is wamp64 and not wamp.
Mystery solved!
Thanks!
Sorry it wasn't a more "technical" problem!
I found the apache_error.log file and it said that the directory that I was referencing didn't exist.
Well...
On my new box the root directory is wamp64 and not wamp.
Mystery solved!
Thanks!
Sorry it wasn't a more "technical" problem!
You're welcome!
Glad you got this solved!
Logs are your friends...
Glad you got this solved!
Logs are your friends...
http://nomas.site/index.php