How to install Laragon in Linux operating system?

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Laragon is great for building and managing modern web applications. It is focused on performance - designed around stability, simplicity, flexibility and freedom.

Laragon is very lightweight and will stay as lean as possible. The core binary itself is less than 2MB and uses less than 4MB RAM when running.

Laragon doesn’t use Windows services. It has its own service orchestration which manages services asynchronously and non-blocking so you’ll find things run fast & smoothly with Laragon.

Enjoy!

hi friends ,error get link https://test.dev
but ok http://test.dev,
i am enable ssl this laragon.

I am getting this message when Ioad Laragon "The procedure entry point SSL_CTX_set_ciphsuites could not be located in the dynamic link library E:\laragon\bin\php\php-7.2.19-Win32-VC15-x64\ext|php_curl.dll"

I am using a 64bit Windows 10 machine. I also utilize a program that says my local server doesn't have cURL enabled, but it is enabled.

This is the error from my PHP error log "PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'curl' (tried: E:/laragon/bin/php/php-7.2.19-Win32-VC15-x64/ext\curl (The specified module could not be found.), E:/laragon/bin/php/php-7.2.19-Win32-VC15-x64/ext\php_curl.dll (The specified procedure could not be found.)) in Unknown on line 0"

I really enjoy using Laragon but it would be helpful if I could get this error to go away. Any help would be appreciated.

Hey @leokhoa ,

I've seen on a previous post ( https://forum.laragon.org/topic/1273/notice-undefined-index-request_scheme-in-thrown-in-wp-cli ) that by default Quick App was adding

define( 'WP_SITEURL', $_SERVER['REQUEST_SCHEME'] . '://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] ); & define( 'WP_HOME', $_SERVER['REQUEST_SCHEME'] . '://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] );

Then it was wrapped with the if ( !defined('WP_CLI') ) { as well.

I'm not sure why those lines are added, but they shouldn't.

Here's why:

1] WordPress has the 5-minute install for the specific reason that it should be accessible even for people without much knowledge. That install takes care of URLs & PATHs as well during that time, configuring the .htaccess and the database entries. So there's no need for any definitions in wp-config.php from the get-go.

2] By adding the ! defined( 'WP_CLI' ) you are forcing WordPress to always redirect to a siteurl & home that are not yet defined especially when an installation doesn't exist. There's no need to do that.

3] If you DO NOT use the Auto Virtual Hosts option and you want to use the http://localhost/subfolder scheme those defines will always redirect you to http://localhost/ ( there's no REQUEST_URI ) defined there so the full path is getting stripped off. This makes it impossible for people who are not fully tech-savvy to understand what is going on as their installation always ends up on a "Not found" page due to the wrong redirect.

I'm not really sure why those lines were added but there's no need to have them at all in my opinion .

You can of course continue to generate the wp-config.php and adjust the database credentials to make it even easier but that's about it, nothing else needs to be touched by default from Laragon itself.

I hope the above reasons make it clear of why those 2 constant definitions might end up doing more damage than good and you could re-consider on removing them on the next release.

Thanks !

I am confused about which database I'm running, and I'm sure this is a newby type question. Laragon is reporting that I'm running MySQL 5.7.19. When I run Heidisql and hover over the bottom bar it reports that I'm running libmariadb.dll 10.3.6. I'm assuming therefor I am actually running Mariadb which is posing as MySQL?

Integrate Screenshot tool like Lightshot into Laragon for Better development. Most of the times, we debug the error, if we are tired, we will share the error through screenshot to your friends. So i think, screenshot tool like lightshot will be good choose to bundle into laragon.

Let's discuss on it.

Hi guys,

Anyone ever had an issue with CORS requests between two Laravel applications not working properly because the requested application starts using the database from the original application?

I work on a lot of internal tools in my company, let's say an ERP, a dashboard, an invoice manager and more. All of these services might need data from a centralized database (logging for example).

When for example our ERP makes requests to our centralized database it might happen that the centralized database tries to access the database of the ERP with the tables of the centralized database, and returns a session token that is from the ERP and not the centralized database.

The ERP is using the URL erp.company.com.test and the centralized database is using the URL company.com.test, databases are both named after the URL.
Never had the issue on my MacBook pro using Laravel Valet nor on our staging/production environments (thanks god) but it makes development on Windows with Laragon quite challenging.

The issue was temporarily patched when we changed the ERP's url to erp-company.com.test has I was thinking the CORS request was having an issue when using a subdomain but the issue seem to happen again...

Anyone ever encountered the same issue?

Thanks in advance to anyone helping and happy holidays!

I have an old app written for MySQL. After using the app with Laragon and MariaDB I got errors saying "Field x has no default value" when I tried to insert something into the database.

To fix this, and use the old MySQL behaviour I had to set SET @@global.sql_mode= '' in phpMyAdmin.
Adding sql-mode= '' to the my.ini did not help.

In Laragon, I go Menu -> Tools -> WildCard DNS -> How to Manage "WildCard DNS", then my browser opens to https://forum.laragon.org/topic/1014 but it says "Access Denied"

Phew... I have tried everything I can think of to connect from other LAN computers to Laragon.

When I install Laragon, and then WordPress, I can access WP with no issues so long as I am on the computer where Laragon is located. However, all attempts to connect from other computers fails with "cannot connect" messages.

I have removed and reinstalled all a few times to no avail. I have dropped all firewalls and still no change. The odd thing is that I can ping to the IP addy 192.168.1.5 with no issues, but cannot even get the Laragon screen at that IP address.

I am not using Nginx and prefer to just access without it since this all on localhost. And, I have had Laragon in the past working fine, but something is obviously at work blocking things. Any suggestions and ideas solicited and appreciated.

Thanks

This morning, from remote on LAN to computer with Laragon:

Ping Laragon address 192.168.1.5 Passes

Accessed server computer over LAN by computer name in Windows Explorer Passes - Displayed&Accessed all drives properly.

Access Laragon over LAN in browser as http://computername Passes and displays Laragon screen

Access Laragon over LAN in browser as 192.168.1.5 Fails: ... can't establish a connection to the server at 192.168.1.5

Access Laragon over LAN in browser as http://computername/eco1 Fails - Changes address to:
http://192.168.1.5/eco1?password-protected=login&redirect_to=http%3A%2F2Fcomputername%2Feco1%2F
Then returns ... can't establish a connection to the server at 192.168.1.5

In httpd.conf changed <Directory /> "Allow Override to all" No Change fails to connect

Attempted to upload phpinfo() but do not not have enough privileges.

Installing ImageMagick is really pain on other systems. However, it is trivial with Laragon if you follow these below steps (works with both Apache & Nginx):

Download links:
PHP Extension (PECL):
https://pecl.php.net/package/imagick/3.4.3/windows
Imagick Binaries & Dlls:
http://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/deps

*IMPORTANT: Choose the right packages (version, x86 or x64, VC, Thread Safe (ts) or Non Thread Safe (nts)).
Even your OS is 64-bit, you should depend on the suffix -x86 or -x64 of the PHP version to select the correct ones.

To be more specific: if you are using php-7.1.7-Win32-VC14-x64 you should download:*
PECL:
http://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/releases/imagick/3.4.3/php_imagick-3.4.3-7.1-ts-vc14-x64.zip
ImageMagick Binaries & Dlls:
http://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/deps/ImageMagick-6.9.3-7-vc14-x64.zip

After downloading the right packages, the next steps are easy.

Extract: PECL: Extract php_imagick-3.4.3-7.1-ts-vc14-x64.zip to a tmp dir, then put just php_imagick.dll to PHP Extension dir (Menu > PHP > dir:ext) Imagick Binaries & Dlls: Extract ImageMagick-6.9.3-7-vc14-x64.zip to a tmp dir, then put all dlls in bin (CORE_RL_*.dll, FILTER_analyze_.dll, IM_MOD_RL_*.dll, ImageMagickObject.dll) to PHP dir where the php7ts.dll is located (Menu > PHP > Version > dir:php-7.1.7-Win32-VC14-x64)

Enable:
Just click Menu > PHP > Extensions > imagick

Restart Apache/Nginx

That's all forks.

I can't get the PHP date function to give me the proper time. It is always a 4 hours and ahead.

I have set the date.timezone = "America/Toronto" and phpinfo() shows that it is set to that. The default timezone is set to UTC and I don't know how to change that as there isn't a variable for it in php.ini file.

This isn't just happening with Laragon it is also happening on my server. Laragon is running PHP 7.1 and my server is 7.2. I am using php-fpm on my server. I am not sure what Laragon uses.

Using nginx on my server and Laragon shows both Apache and Ngnix when starting.

Am using the laragon php stack...But i need to use Mongodb along with this stack...So is there any addon available for this stack

Hi there, great program!

Just one issue, when using localhost/myprojectname I can see images for Drupal 8.

When I go to the generated pretty url, the images are missing.

Any idea why this is happening? I'm getting a 404 response from the images in console. I see that Laragon has added the hosts for me, so no issue there.

Let me know,

Thanks!

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...

Re: [Tutorial] How to add another Apache version

I have downloaded version 2.4.41 VC15 but I get a config error when trying to run it ??

I just got finished installing largon, and I moved my projects to the www folder. I set up the pretty urls but every time I visit my project it just downloads a file onto my computer called download and there is no spcified type. Anyone familiar with this issue?

I was migrating from xampp to Laragon .
Was testing the entire features. While installing phpmyadmin through Menu > Tools > Quick Add > phpmyadmin it was installing phpmyadmin 4.8 version, but currently it is phpmyadmin 4.9.2.

Can you guys update it to latest?

Thanks and love from India.

Adoro Laragon. Es fantástico. El trabajo que hay detrás de este proyecto es increíble.
Adjunto el index.php con el listado de proyectos para que podáis acceder a ellos desde el botón "web" de Laragon.
Dentro del index.php están las instrucciones.
Reemplaza este "index.php" en "C:\laragon\www" (o en la ubicación donde tengas Laragon en el disco).

I love Laragon. It's fantastic. The work behind this project is incredible.
I attached the index.php with the list of projects for you can access them from the "web" button of Laragon.
The instructions are inside of index.php.
Replace this "index.php" in "C:\laragon\www" (or your Laragon location inside the disc).

0_1524736306950_index.php

Renombra este archivo a "index.php" (sin comillas).
Rename this file to "index.php" (without quotes).