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you can use your .htaccess file to redirect and alter urls before Laravel even is hit by them. You would have to google that or look in your existing file to see if there is anything that matches.

Basically and incoming traffic from 3rd party software = rewrite or redirect url to xyz

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Thanks for replying. I think it's nothing to do with .htaccess, because I test in original php and symfony 1.x, 2.x. it's ok. It's laravel that changes this.

alnutile said:

you can use your .htaccess file to redirect and alter urls before Laravel even is hit by them. You would have to google that or look in your existing file to see if there is anything that matches.

Basically and incoming traffic from 3rd party software = rewrite or redirect url to xyz

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I found public/.htaccess

    # Redirect Trailing Slashes...
    RewriteRule ^(.*)/$ /$1 [L,R=301]

It's this line makes me crazy ;-(. Just uncomment it and clear browse cache. It works!

securenia said:

Thanks for replying. I think it's nothing to do with .htaccess, because I test in original php and symfony 1.x, 2.x. it's ok. It's laravel that changes this.

alnutile said:

you can use your .htaccess file to redirect and alter urls before Laravel even is hit by them. You would have to google that or look in your existing file to see if there is anything that matches.

Basically and incoming traffic from 3rd party software = rewrite or redirect url to xyz

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