Closed fbouynot closed 1 month ago
The core
package registers a route, but you'll need to set CACHET_PATH=/
to get Cachet running on the root domain.
By the way, you can always run php artisan route:list
to see all registered routes within a Laravel application.
Thanks a lot for your guidance, I could see all routes with php artisan route:list
and try to move the root with CACHET_PATH=/
.
This solves my issue.
I couldn't use the setup helper because of a csrf issue I guess (419 page expired whatever I try), although by using Tinker I could make an admin account and have a cachet status page working. I updated my gist in case it could help someone.
Ah, the setup wizard is not complete yet.
Hello,
I tried to install the 3.x branch of cachet, although I only get the 404 Laravel error page.
Here are the steps I tried to have a basic install on Fedora39. I had to comment
fastcgi_intercept_errors on;
in/etc/nginx/default.d/php.conf
in order to see the Laravel 404 instead of the nginx 404. There is no log instorage/logs
after I get a 404, although I could see some logs in other cases (eg trying app:install) so the file can be written. If I setAPP_ENV=local
andAPP_DEBUG=true
I get the same page, no dump, no more info, it looks like it's a real 404.I can see that there is no route in neither cachet or core, so that explains the 404. Since there is a v3 demo, I think there is a way for v3 to work.
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