I did a migrate:fresh on my db to start over and now i am stuck in a endless loop.
First time I filled out the form i got hit with my email was not valid, it is valid here to my devel server but anyways I got a 500 error with no error message, dug in the logs and it was a lack of memory.
second time i filled out the form, i just got a blank page and nothing else, so i hit refresh and reposed to form. Same thing again a blank page. I go back to the front page and i get redirected back to the setup pag and the redirect ‘fun’ starts all over again.
I have today to get this in a demo format before i have to abandon it. Anyone got any ideas?
i checked the serve logs, nothing in the laravel log but there was something in the php log. However, it looks to be a stack trace and it is all very hard to read, i have not figured out what the error is.
also, my dev site doesnt have permission problems, a user with permissions creates the files and folders it is the same as the nix server. its a homestead server.
By ‘permission problem’ it could be file ownership, this is from the docs:
Ensure the file permission have been set to the web server user. For example in Ubuntu this is www-data if you have configured a virtual host with a root directory of /var/www/html you would set the ownership like this.
I did some testing today and figured out a few weird things.
i traced the error down to the Artisan::call(‘migrate’, [’–force’ => true]); this was where it was getting suck, it had problems with the --force not having parameters as best as i can tell. IT still didnt work after removing the --force part. i put debug statements after the migrate call and they were never triggered. it went to a blank page.
the db seed didnt like the force option either for some reason.
next i did both the migrate and seed in a console, and commented them out of the code.
I was able to get to the set up form and fill it all out, but now i have a problem where it says invalid secret, and that is all it says.