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Do you do the php artisan migrate on your local machine or the vagrant-box?


ssh into the vagrant box. Don't think you can run php artisan from the local machine if you need to reach the vm

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OMG you're damn right! I watched Jeffrey's Video on how to use Vagrant with Laravel on laracasts.com again. And what I've not seen in the first round was, that he used artisan in the Vagrant box. For me that means, looking all the vids twice!!! Thanks a lot for pointing me on this!

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I too just switched to Vagrant, and love what I see so far. It's a smoother process than using MAMP,and I love how you can just start or destroy your virtual server - awesome concept.

I too was confused about where to run migrate commands, but it makes perfect sense to do this inside of the virtual server.

I ssh into my vagrant server, but now I am confused.

Do i run the php artisan migrate of the the ssh command line, or do I need to navigate to a directory.

my Laravel project is at /laravel/public

Right now when I try and run the migrate command to create my db (via SSH on vagrant server) I get the following errors:

vagrant@vaprobash:~$ php artisan migrate:make create_music
Could not open input file: artisan
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You need to cd to the right directory before running artisan.

vagrant ssh
cd /var/www/
php artisan migrate:make create_music
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XoneFobic said:

Do you do the php artisan migrate on your local machine or the vagrant-box?


ssh into the vagrant box. Don't think you can run php artisan from the local machine if you need to reach the vm

I have a problem on the local machine. how do I fix this?

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