@saudiqbal : Remove auto. from your Virtual Host file which located in Menu > Apache > sites-enabled please.
Please don't change the 00-default.conf, update your Virtual Host file in instead (and remember to remove the auto. prefix so Laragon will respect your changes).
Also, because you use Let's Encrypt, just ignore the file C:\laragon\etc\ssl\auto.openssl.conf
@saudiqbal : Just open Menu > Apache > sites-enabled
@saudiqbal : Please don't change the 00-default.conf, update your Virtual Host file in instead (and remember to remove the auto. prefix so Laragon will respect your changes).
@MauricioFa : If you have a backup xxx.sql file, you don't need to dump.
Assume your database is "project1", just import to Laragon using this command:
mysql -u root -p project1 < xxx.sql
@lrdeoliveira : You can try this:
root and no password.If you insist on changing MySQL 8 password, you can follow this post:
https://forum.laragon.org/topic/164/tutorial-how-to-add-another-mysql-version/29?page=2
See: @kidipridi's answer
@MauricioFa : Yes, it is.
You can check how to restore a MySQL backup here:
https://laragon.org/download/migrate-from-others.html
@lrdeoliveira : MySQL 8 works in Laragon. Just use root and no password.
@saudiqbal : Please check my tutorial here:
https://forum.laragon.org/topic/241/tutorial-how-to-add-your-favourite-editor-to-laragon-and-the-windows-right-click-menu
If you want to customize Laragon, check this article:
https://manamalkav.wordpress.com/2017/07/18/laragon-customization/
@kwedsd : The MySQL root has no password so for security, the root is only allowed at localhost.
Therefore, you need to add another remote user then use the user to connect.
Ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16287559/mysql-adding-user-for-remote-access/37341046