It would be nice if you include
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23186952/error-in-exception-handler-laravel probably help.
"The solution is to ensure that all the storage directories (app/storage/*) are writable by the web server."
hi moon0326,
I'm using the latest Mac OS, using Xampp.
I use terminal command , composer create-project laravel/laravel test
There's nothing else except for the "Error in exception handler." in a blank page.
I've changed the permission but no avail...
try enabling debug.
and access the webpage again and see if you get any error messages more than 'Error in exception handler'
Indeed is permission error.. so sorry about that. as for permission i edited the folder's permission everyone can read & write. however i still get the error... can you advise me on this..
That's good news.
I've changed the permission but no avail...
How did you do it? Depending on your setup, you probably need 777...
try
sudo chmod -R 777 ./app/storage
Thanks moon0326! It worked like a charm, sorry to bother you with one more question. does permission 777 leads to security issues?
it depends. If you're using a shared hosting, there's potential issues as far as I understand. I've heard that you just have to use 777 in some of the hosting companies. Since it really depends on how your server is configured, I can't answer it further. You might want to contact your hosting provider.
Glad I coule help. Enjoy :)
Were you using the FTP (FileZilla) ssh root@ipaddress and trying to connect the web server and does not see the var/www/html on list? I thought it was just chmod -R 777(laravel's group folder)/app/storage, so I decided try by this sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www/html/(laravel's group folder)/app/storage. check the web server it went through the permission and it works.
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