How Can I Remove public index php in the URL Generated Laravel

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I need to remove  index php or public index php from the generated URL in Laravel  commonly path is localhost public index php someWordForRoute  It should be something like localhost someWordForRoute    htaccess   lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt   lt IfModule mod negotiation c gt  Options -MultiViews  lt  IfModule gt   RewriteEngine On    Redirect Trailing Slashes  RewriteRule           1  L R 301     Handle Front Controller  RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f RewriteRule   index php L      app config app php   url    gt   http   localhost     How can I change that

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Rename the server php in the your Laravel root folder to index php and copy the  htaccess file from  public directory to your Laravel root folder

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Hope this helps like it did for me    lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt  RewriteEngine on RewriteCond   REQUEST URI    public RewriteRule        public  1  L   lt  IfModule gt

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Don t get confused with other option the snippet below I am using and will be useful for you too  Put the below htacces in your root    lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt      RewriteEngine on     RewriteRule          public      L      RewriteRule         public  1     L   lt  IfModule gt    Go to your public directory and put another htaccess file with the code snippet below   lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt      RewriteEngine On       Removes index php from ExpressionEngine URLs       RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f     RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteRule        index php url  1  PT L    lt  IfModule gt    Its working         Laravel Uses below  htaccess        Redirect Trailing Slashes If Not A Folder        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteCond   REQUEST URI             RewriteRule    1  L R 301         Handle Front Controller        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f     RewriteRule   index php  L

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This likely has very little to do with Laravel and everything to do with your Apache configs   Do you have access to your Apache server config  If so  check this out  from the docs      In general  you should only use  htaccess files when you don t have   access to the main server configuration file  There is  for example  a   common misconception that user authentication should always be done in    htaccess files  and  in more recent years  another misconception that   mod rewrite directives must go in  htaccess files  This is simply not   the case  You can put user authentication configurations in the main   server configuration  and this is  in fact  the preferred way to do   things  Likewise  mod rewrite directives work better  in many   respects  in the main server configuration           In general  use of  htaccess files should be avoided when   possible  Any configuration that you would consider putting in a    htaccess file  can just as effectively be made in a    section in your main server configuration file       Source  Apache documentation    The reason why I mention this first is because it is best to get rid of  htaccess completely if you can and use a Directory tag inside a VirtualHost tag  That being said  the rest of this is going to assume you are sticking with the  htaccess route for whatever reason   To break this down  a couple things could be happening    I note  perhaps pointlessly  that your file is named  htacces in your question  My guess is that it is a typo but on the off chance you overlooked it and it is in fact just missing the second s  this is exactly the sort of minor error that would leave me banging my head against the wall looking for something more challenging  Your server could not be allowing  htaccess  To check this  go to your Apache configuration file  In modern Apache builds this is usually not in one config file so make sure you re using the one that points to your app  wherever it exists  Change  AllowOverride none   to  AllowOverride all   As a followup  the Apache documents also recommend that  for security purposes  you don t do this for every folder if you are going to go for  htaccess for rewriting  Instead  do it for the folders you need to add  htaccess to  Do you have mod rewrite enabled  That could be causing the issues  I notice you have the tag at the top  lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt   Try commenting out those tags and restart Apache  If you get an error then it is probably because you need to enable mod rewrite  How to enable mod rewrite for Apache 2 2   Hope this helps  I ve named some of the most common issues but there are several others that could be more mundane or unique  Another suggestion on a dev server  Re-install Apache  If possible  do so from a different source with a good tutorial

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For Laravel 4  amp  5       Rename server php in your Laravel root folder to index php Copy the  htaccess file from  public directory to your Laravel root folder    That s it

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I just installed Laravel 5 for a project and there is a file in the root called server php    Change it to index php and it works or type in terminal    cp server php index php

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I tried this on Laravel 4 2  Rename the server php in the your Laravel root folder to index php and copy the  htaccess file from  public directory to your Laravel root folder   I hope it works

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Laravel ships with a pretty URL  htaccess already    you should be good to go out of the box    http   laravel com docs installation pretty-urls  Make sure mod rewrite is enabled and that your home path is set to the public directory of your application

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lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt  RewriteEngine On RewriteRule        public   index php     1  4  L   lt  IfModule gt

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Also make sure the Rewrite Engline is turned on after editing the  htaccess file  sudo a2enmod rewrite

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If you use IIS Windows Server add web config file in root folder and put the below code       lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  UTF-8   gt   lt configuration gt       lt system webServer gt           lt rewrite gt               lt rules gt                   lt rule name  Imported Rule 1  stopProcessing  true  gt                       lt match url          ignoreCase  false    gt                       lt conditions logicalGrouping  MatchAll  gt                           lt add input   URL   pattern   system    ignoreCase  false    gt                       lt  conditions gt                       lt action type  Rewrite  url   index php  R 1     gt                   lt  rule gt                   lt rule name  Imported Rule 2  stopProcessing  true  gt                       lt match url          ignoreCase  false    gt                       lt conditions logicalGrouping  MatchAll  gt                           lt add input   REQUEST FILENAME   matchType  IsFile  ignoreCase  false  negate  true    gt                           lt add input   REQUEST FILENAME   matchType  IsDirectory  ignoreCase  false  negate  true    gt                           lt add input   R 1   pattern    index  php images robots  txt css   ignoreCase  false  negate  true    gt                       lt  conditions gt                       lt action type  Rewrite  url  index php  R 1     gt                   lt  rule gt               lt  rules gt           lt  rewrite gt       lt  system webServer gt   lt  configuration gt    and if you use  htaccess  use this one     RewriteEngine On RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d RewriteRule        index php  1  L

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RewriteEngine on   RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f  RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d   RewriteRule        index php  1  L    use this in  htaccess and restart the server

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You have to perform following steps to do this  which are as follows   Map your domain upto public folder of your project  i e   var www html yourproject public   if using linux  Go to your public folder edit your  htaccess file there   AddHandler application x-httpd-php72  php  lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt       lt IfModule mod negotiation c gt          Options -MultiViews -Indexes      lt  IfModule gt       RewriteEngine On        Handle Authorization Header     RewriteCond   HTTP Authorization        RewriteRule    -  E HTTP AUTHORIZATION   HTTP Authorization          Redirect non-www to www     RewriteCond   HTTP HOST    www       RewriteRule    https   www   HTTP HOST   REQUEST URI   L R 301         Redirect non-http to https     RewriteCond   HTTPS  off     RewriteRule    https     HTTP HOST   REQUEST URI   L R 301         Redirect Trailing Slashes If Not A Folder        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteCond   REQUEST URI             RewriteRule    1  L R 301         Handle Front Controller        RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d     RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f     RewriteRule   index php  L         Remove index php     RewriteCond   THE REQUEST   GET  index  php  NC      RewriteRule      index  php         1 2  R 301 NE L   lt  IfModule gt       The last three rules are for if you are directly accessing any route without https  it protect that

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It Works and Its 100   SECURE  https   medium com  matteovirgilio laravel-5-how-to-change-the-public-folder-and-secure-private-files-on-shared-hosting-a8e2e5b9b25f

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1  Check whether mod rewrite is enabled  Go to  etc apache2 mods-enabled directory and see whether the rewrite load is available  If not  enable it using the command sudo a2enmod rewrite It will enable the rewrite module  If its already enabled  it will show the message Module rewrite already enabled  2 Create a virtual host for public directory so that instead of giving http   localhost public index php we will be able to use like that http   example com index php   hence public folder name will be hidded  3 Then create a  htaccess which will hide the index php from your url which shoul be inside the root directory  public folder   RewriteEngine On RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -f RewriteCond   REQUEST FILENAME   -d RewriteRule         index php   1  L

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HERE ARE SIMPLE STEPS TO REMOVE PUBLIC IN URL  Laravel 5   1  Copy all files form public folder and past them in laravel root folder  2  Open index php and  change   From   require   DIR        bootstrap autoload php     To   require   DIR     bootstrap autoload php     And    app   require once   DIR        bootstrap app php     To   app   require once   DIR     bootstrap app php     In laravel 4  path 2 is  app   require once   DIR     bootstrap start php   instead of  app   require once   DIR     bootstrap app php   app php  That is it

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Option 1  Use  htaccess  If it isn t already there  create an  htaccess file in the Laravel root directory  Create a  htaccess file your Laravel root directory if it does not exists already   Normally it is under your public html folder   Edit the  htaccess file so that it contains the following code    lt IfModule mod rewrite c gt     RewriteEngine On     RewriteRule        public  1  L   lt  IfModule gt    Now you should be able to access the website without the   public index php   part   Option 2   Move things in the   public  directory to the root directory  Make a new folder in your root directory and move all the files and folder except public folder  You can call it anything you want  I ll use  laravel code    Next  move everything out of the public directory and into the root folder  It should result in something somewhat similar to this    After that  all we have to do is edit the locations in the laravel code bootstrap paths php file and the index php file   In laravel code bootstrap paths php find the following line of code    app    gt    DIR        app    public    gt    DIR        public     And change them to    app    gt    DIR        app    public    gt    DIR                In index php  find these lines   require   DIR        bootstrap autoload php         app   require once   DIR        bootstrap start php     And change them to   require   DIR     laravel code bootstrap autoload php         app   require once   DIR     laravel code bootstrap start php     Source  How to remove  public  from URL in Laravel

[php] How Can I Remove “public/index.php” in the URL Generated Laravel?

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