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Do you have access to the server that it is uploading to? If yes you could enable debug mode and check what kind of exception is thrown or have a look in the server logs what happens there.

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ftiersch said:

Do you have access to the server that it is uploading to? If yes you could enable debug mode and check what kind of exception is thrown or have a look in the server logs what happens there.

yes i have access and i had changed permissions to 777 also. the error is this when i open any folders in file manager: 500 internal server error the project has developed via laravel 5.1 i also put csrf value in the form(the common roblem with 500 internal server error in laravel project)

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finally i found the solution according to an answer in Github. in this issue i should enable php modules required by Laravel File Manager which mentioned in Github source

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