Whoops looks like something went wrong Laravel 5 0

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I installed Laravel 5 0 properly by cloning in git  and composer install  when I ran it to browser http   localhost laravel public   it says      Whoops  looks like something went wrong     I did not make any changes after composer install   Update after copy the env example to  env this is result     RuntimeException in compiled php line 5599  OpenSSL extension is required

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make sure app storage dir permission is set to 755 and owner is set to admin  and also check permission and owner of files and dir in app storage too

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Give write permission to storage and bootstrap cache directories Rename  env example file to  env If you get  RuntimeException    No supported encrypter found  The cipher and   or key length are invalid   error  stop the application and generate key from command line  php artisan key generate  If your get  OpenSSL extension is required  error  enable the openssl extension by opening php ini in php installation folder and uncommenting the line extension php openssl dll by removing the semicolon at the beginning

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Go to project directory then follow below steps   step 1  rename file  env example  to  env   mv  env example  env  for linux   step 2  php artisan key generate

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In Laravel 5 5  I had the same issue   env   was added to  gitignore   So Either remove   env  it from  gitignore file   or add it forcefully   git add  env -f   And Deploy it  It will work   If above does not help  Try generating the Key Again  php artisan key generate

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in process of uploading env file to cpanel  sometimes the dot is taken out and this may raised the error  this solution worked for me   go to your cpanel and rename env file to  env

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Rename the  env example to  env Go to bootstrap  app php and uncomment  app- gt withEloquent    Make sure that APP DEBUG true in  env file  Now it will work

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Try to type in cmd  php artisan key generate the problems will be solved

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Follow these steps to this problem for all versions of your laravel like laravel 5 5  Step  1   Rename file  env example to  env  Step  2  Go to your Command prompt terminal and change path to project directory  Generate key for your application  This is unique for every application so don t make copy paste   Just run the following command  Key will automatically save to your  env file    php artisan key generate

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Please  try to find something like     website config app php and set  debug    gt  env  APP DEBUG   false  as  true   debug    gt  env  APP DEBUG   true

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The logs are located in storage directory  If you want laravel to display the error for you rather than the cryptic  Whoops  message  copy the  env example to  env and make sure APP ENV local is in there  It should then show you the detailed error messaging

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I renamed the  env example to  env and ensure   APP ENV local    which showed me the actual error  It was related to key  Then I issued   php artisan key generate    command  and it worked

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For windows users  make sure apache s ssl module is checked   Please see image below

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Try this      sudo chown -R www-data pathto  env   BECAUSE IF After Creating the  env file or and Generating the Key by  php artisan key generate   just as explained previously by others  and it still persists Try the following   ls path  env -al   if apache doesn t have access to it by displaying      www-data    as one one of the users i mean like     -rw-rwx--- 1 www-data rootuser 575 Nov  4 06 34 pathto  env   This as stated above should resolve it  Especially when your laravel log file keeps complaining that the key hasn t been generated or added      sudo chown -R www-data pathto  env

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You can copy these files from template  blog  laravel

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Simply type in terminal in your command prompt go to laravel directory path and type php artisan key generate then key will be generated  Paste that key in config app php key variable  Your problem will be solved  I also did like that inorder to solve the problem

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Check  which PHP version is running on your WAMP XAMPP or LARAGAN server  It should be greater than 7 0    Go to project folder like  C  wamp www laravel    Open the file name of  env example   By using any editor like sublime  notepad   and so on   Save as a  env   Then run your LARAVEL program  Hope it will work   You can check whether how to change the PHP version in your current server  xampp  wamp

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This is happening because there is a field in  env file named  APP KEY  which is blank now  we need some random key for this variable   Follow these steps to get rid of this problem   1    env example to  env  2  Go to your root directory in your command prompt  If you are using   windows  terminal  If you are using MAC or LINUX  where you have installed laravel   project files and run following command  php artisan key generate  and then run your project  It s all done

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Create a new  env file and copy the code of  env example and run the command -  php artisan key gen

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This worked for me      Go to the  env file and be sure APP DEBUG true Here  in  env file  change reemplace 127 0 0 1 for localhost for check if your DB credential are corrects   Go to the config folder and do  the step  2

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First run command composer install  Then check for  env example and  env files in your project folder    env file is your main configuration file for database and  env example is backup file for  env file    env example file will always be there but sometimes  env file can be missing  just copy the  env example file and paste in the same project folder with filename  env    now run php artisan key generate command  this will generate key for your application

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