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claudios
claudios

Reputation: 6656

Can't serve a site using homestead

Recently I can't run Laravel homestead up and it says that my VM has become 'inaccessible' - Vagrant no longer working. So, I reinstalled everything but when I tried to serve a site locally, it gives me this message.

dos2unix: /vagrant/scripts/serve-laravel.sh: No such file or directory dos2unix: Skipping /vagrant/scripts/serve-laravel.sh, not a regular file. bash: /vagrant/scripts/serve-laravel.sh: No such file or directory

When I go to the url it gives me: No input file specified.

I think I miss something.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 547

Answers (1)

Bhavesh B
Bhavesh B

Reputation: 1121

You have an updated vagrant install with older homestead setup. Where homestead is looking for 

/vagrant/scripts/serve-laravel.sh

file which should be now kept as 

/vagrant/scripts/serve.sh

You can either rename above file by using 

vagrant ssh
cp /vagrant/scripts/serve.sh /vagrant/scripts/serve-laravel.sh

Or update your homestead as well. After that serving your file as

serve yourapp.dev /code/yourapp/public/

Hope this helps P.S. : the command is not needed using the new version of homestead

Upvotes: 2

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