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Hi vta,

The only folder that you need to assign permissions is app/storage folder. But your problem seems to be related with another folders too.

Try to assign to the app/storage folder all permissions and comment us.

Hope it helps you.

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Try to assign to the app/storage folder all permissions and comment us.

@codeATbusiness chmod -R 777 app/storage isn't this the command that does it? Correct me if I am wrong.

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Yes vtav, sorry I didn't read this line well. Then I would create a VirtualHost as I comment in the following link:

http://laravel.io/forum/05-08-2014-i-cant-open-my-update-page

Then you could work using routes related with your appname and domain in the VirtualHost.

Another question is that your APP name if it is TEST could cause problem withs some class names. Try with another app name and comment us.

Hope it helps you.

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Solution

Solved. First I ran php artisan cache:clear from the project directory, then chmod -R 777 app/storage and finally php artisan dump-autoload and now it's working fine.

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