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Try installing via composer :)

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Try installing using Composer. It is easier and you will need composer at some point of your development anyway. Once you've installed composer cd into our directory and then the following command in your terminal -

composer create-project laravel/laravel directory_name 4.2

Hopefully this will work.

Cheers!

Last updated 8 years ago.
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devKhairul said:

Try installing using Composer. It is easier and you will need composer at some point of your development anyway. Once you've installed composer cd into our directory and then the following command in your terminal -

composer create-project laravel/laravel directory_name 4.2

Hopefully this will work.

Cheers!

Thanks for reply, I can try other ways suggested in doc, but I just want to learn how to install via installer and that too suggested that its is best approach.

Last updated 8 years ago.
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no offence but that installer is terrible. use composer

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@dmahesh22, if you read the code of installer, you'll see that it just downloads http://cabinet.laravel.com/latest.zip and extracts it into the specified directory. There's no way to specify a version of laravel to fetch, it's always the latest. So yeah, use composer.

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