Open Reza-pro20 opened 2 years ago
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flawzies
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2 years ago Your web server should point to the .\snipe-it\public folder. You are probably pointing to the root snipe-it folder. This change isn't made in the env file, but rather the IIS configuration, for example.
Reza-pro20
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2 years ago Thanks for your reply, but how should I do that? is there any documentation regarding that? After contacting our hosting support they mentioned maybe I can do it by using this guide, but I'm not sure if it's applicable for SnipeIT or not: https://github.com/hannanstd/change-laravel-public
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change laravel public folder tutorial. Contribute to hannanstd/change-laravel-public development by creating an account on GitHub.
snipe
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2 years ago The repo above isn't really applicable, and it's not a code or Snipe-IT level issue. It's a server-based setting, where you need to tell the hosting provider to set the web document root to the public directory.
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Describe the bug
Hi, I'm using the Plesk control panel and have already added the .env file but after heading to my browser I got the mentioned error. on the server configuration part there is nowhere that talks about the configuration for shared hosts like mine. I believe my problem should be .htaccess but I couldn't resolve it.
Reproduction steps
1.Git Clone
Expected behavior
Having the Pre-flight
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Snipe-IT Version
5.3.8
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PHP Version
5.3.8
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Browser
Chrome
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