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Change your root folder to laravel public folder in php settings or do accordingly your host's settings. And check .htaccess file in public folder in not exist copy from https://github.com/laravel/laravel/blob/8.x/public/.htaccess here

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This was the solution: enable ixed.7.1.lin in php.ini I spoke with the hosting they enabled this extension in php.ini

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Follow the instructions of your Host provider to install Laravel, but it is not advisable because one thing you should know, deploying Laravel application on shared hosting is a complicated, long and tiring process. You will have to go through tons of their documentation to understand how their system works. To make this process easier, I'd recommend using a managed hosting to deploy the application on the server. Like Cloudways, in motion hosting and others.

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