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After installing Laravel, you may need to configure some permissions. Directories within the storage and the bootstrap/cache directories should be writable by your web server or Laravel will not run. If you are using the Homestead virtual machine, these permissions should already be set.

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I realized that PHP doesnt return any error. even if I put blahblahblah() on the index.php i get the same error. Laravel doesnt report any error. I tried with APP_DEBUG to true but I have the same. How can I enable php to be displayed normal in web browser?

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Also, app/storage folder doesnt exist neither the bootstrap/path.php as they mention in the docs they dont exist. Laravel is so confusing I cant understand why people call its so easy to setup. So many errors and missing files...

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Storage is in laravel home directory next to app and public.

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but how can I display error messages in browser instead of log file?

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georgek said:

but how can I display error messages in browser instead of log file?

change name of .env.example file to .env

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I already have an .env file

APP_ENV=local APP_DEBUG=true APP_KEY=p6nZDugzvpaabhalzrq79PDuwxDZitw4 APP_URL=localhost .... ....

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well I just figured that I did chmod 777 storage but it needs chmod -R 777 storage... now I got errors... lets see

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I got the same error right now. I change permissions of storage and bootstrap folders already but the page still isn't working.

Please help!

PS: sorry I fixed by checking the error_log. Wrong PHP version. Thanks guys!

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