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benjav
16,891 PointsLaravel Basics-- 'no input file specified' error
I am continuing to get a 'no input file specified' error after going to laravel.dev (192.168.10.10) in the browser. I've reference Treehouse and other Laravel forums and can't resolve this. The Homestead.yaml file is set up identical to the example in Laravel Basics video (located in /Homestead/src/stubs), with 'laravel.dev' mapping to /Home/vagrant/Sites/laravel-basics/public. The Laravel instance is installed in the Homestead directory and the host file mapped to the above IP. I've tried vagrant provision, restarting nginx, and even destroying and restarting Homestead in the VM. Any additional info to help resolve this is appreciated. Thanks.
1 Answer
Christopher Rebacz
10,904 PointsI've had some problems with the newer versions of homestead if I don't use the port number. Instead of laravel.dev, try laravel.dev:8000.
benjav
16,891 Pointsbenjav
16,891 PointsAfter editing the nginx server files I was able to get past the 'no input file specified' error but only to now see a white screen displaying 'Laravel 5' and nothing else at laravel.dev in the browser. I tried adding :8000 to the site but I cannot get beyond this point. If anyone has any recommendations to resolve this, any help is appreciated. Thanks.