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Hello

If you can create subdomains, you can use subdomains for every app

app1.mydomain.com

  • Base path for app1 subdomain: /public_html/laravel_app/app1/public

app2.mydomain.com

  • Base path for app2 subdomain: /public_html/laravel_app/app2/public
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Thanks, but didn't work. :(

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Yes you can. In your app/config/app.php file set debug to true (temporarily) or watch the app/storage/logs folder to see what error in particular you are getting. It could be something simple like a file permission issue.

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Also, its strongly advised that you keep only public folder's files in your web visible folder.

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probably you didn't set the correct permission to the app/storage folder

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