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I have latest Laragon installed and I added both PHP 5.6.33 and 7.1.12
With the 7.1.12 version active, I added Laragon to PATH, and indedd I can see my 7.12 version in the PATH's list.
I also restarted a couple of time as suggested by Laragon to be sure.
But when I type "php -v" (no quotes) in a cmd shell, I get the PHP 5.6.33 version, and this prevents me form installing latest Laravel release

Even if I remove Laragon from PATH (and restart), so that I have no PHP version in PATH, the "php -v" command still tells me that 5.6.33 is there: and I have no idea where it comes from!

Only when I delete the 5.6.33 folder, restart and add Laragon to PATH, then the right 7.1.12 is in my CLI; but soon as I restore the 5.6.33 folder, the CLI is back to 5.6.33 version... and this is driving me mad!

Any idea, please?

EDIT: wait, there's more! If I type "php -v" from the classic cmd windows, I get the right 7.1.12 version! But when I use the bundled Terminal in Laragon I get the 5.6.33 version...

Hello,
I activated HTTPS on Laragon, redirecting automatically all HTTP requests to HTTPS through .htaccess:

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L] </IfModule>

Everything is fine except when I use ngrok, because I get an ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error.
I tried with some sites (Laravel, Wordpress, custom ones) but I always end with that error...

I can remove the .htaccess rule, temporarily, but is there a more pleasant solution? Thanks

Hi,
ngrok is very fine, but since I often use it for testing sites on smartphones and tablets and I have to type those dummy URLs, I was wondering is there's a way to get a QR code inside ngrok, so that it's easierto grab them: do you know any tools for that?

Thank you

Hello,
I am an old v2.* users and I just switched to Laragon 3.1.1. I encountered some issues:

In Preferences, I am trying to change Document Root from D:\Laragon\www to D:\Web and Data Dir from D:\Laragon\data to D:\Data : but when I close and reopen Preferences panel, the original directories are restored. Please notice that in laragon.ini the DocumentRootList=D:\Laragon\www|D:\Web| (right, I can switch directories in the GUI) and, in the [apache] section, DocumentRoot=D:\Web (right). I don't see parameters about the MySQL Data Dir in laragon.ini. Please notice also that I copied the whole D:\Laragon\data\mysql folder to D:\Data\mysql, just to be sure to replicate the original folder structure. In laragon.ini, [ngix] section, DocumentRoot=D:\Laragon\www\ while I'd expect it to be D:\Web\ accordingly to my changes

Please can you help me? Many thanks

Hi, I'm trying to use https:// to test development sites but I'm a bit stuck: Chrome tells me that "Connection is not private" with a "NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID" error code
What I've done so far:

Preferences > Services & Ports > Apache SSL enabled (port 443) Right-Click > Apache > SSL > Enabled (Auto-generate SSL Certificate is selected too)

I can see my certificates in folder: C:\Laragon\etc\ssl

And this is an example of what I have in C:\Laragon\etc\apache2\sites-enabled\auto.mysite.dev.conf:

define ROOT "C:/Web/mysite/" define SITE "mysite.dev" <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "${ROOT}" ServerName ${SITE} ServerAlias *.${SITE} <Directory "${ROOT}"> AllowOverride All Require all granted </Directory> </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:443> DocumentRoot "${ROOT}" ServerName ${SITE} ServerAlias *.${SITE} <Directory "${ROOT}"> AllowOverride All Require all granted </Directory> SSLEngine on SSLCertificateFile C:/Laragon/etc/ssl/mysite.dev.crt SSLCertificateKeyFile C:/Laragon/etc/ssl/mysite.dev.key </VirtualHost>

Is there anything I'm missing?
Thanks a lot

Hello,
I'm using the "mail" driver on Laravel 5.3 (MAIL_DRIVER=mail in .env), and I use Laragon to "catch" the email instead of sending them.

The generated HTML mail is encoded in quoted-printable, so when I open it in browser it is unusable: I have to change the .html extension with .eml so I can open it with Thunderbird (or any other mail client) to see it working. (or I have to use setEncoder(Swift_Encoding::get8BitEncoding()) to bypass the quoted-printable encoding, but this is a Laravel related stuff)

Is there a way to automatically save a copy of the mail in .eml?

Thanks a lot for Laragon, as usual

Since Laragon is a wonderful tools for... ehr... lazy people like me ( ), is there a way to add PHP to PATH environment variables (for using PHP in other consoles) from within Laragon or should I do it by hand? Thank you