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why do you have Usr folder capitalized?

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I usually follow that convention: class names, folders and namespaces are capitilaized. So I have an \Usr\Controller class. Anyway, it is failing in my staging environment and working with no problems on my local machine - typical :P

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Have you tried capitalising it in your code? i.e.

return View::make('Usr.login');

I'm not sure about Mac OS, but pretty sure Linux is case sensitive when it comes to folder and file names (so I would have thought Mac OS would be too). I would change to a lower case folder name, though.

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Yeah, it has to be that capitalization that's messing it up, as long as you're sure the file is there. I think it's best practice not to capitalize directories (except for vendor/package names?).

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OSX's file system is not case sensitive, Linux is. Change the capitalisation.

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Hi, I feel so stupid now... I have always worked on MacOSX as if it were case sensitive. Now it is working. Is there any convention in laravel about naming, capitalization, etc...?

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