The requested resource / was not found on this server. Laravel on Cloud9 IDE

Question

hey guys i was following the laravel installation guide for cloud9 IDE here and when go run the app i get following in the screen shot below

im still new so my debugging solutions are very limited, does anyone know whats wrong on cloud9 ide?

Finnish

I had the same issue on Yii2 in c9, when i ran server via 'php -S 0.0.0.0:8081' NOT in 'web' directory, but in the root folder. May be this helps. – Desta

@Desta i actaully forgot to change directorys during the installation.... but everything went according to the documentation provided by c9.io – Finnish

Answer 1

Under the tab called 'PHP - Running' which opens when you click the 'Run Project' button, click on where it says 'Runner: ' (between the green bug icon and 'CWD') and select 'Appache httpd (PHP, HTML)'

After changing that setting I had to log out and back in again to get the project to run, but the problem appeared to be fixed.

Ruzich

ive tried the following command php -S ip_address:port_number -t public and that still doesnt work. It just gives me a redirect to a yahoo DNS page. Any thoughts on that? – Finnish

@Sambhav did this work for u? And if so how did u get it to work? – Finnish

@Hello world Did you try the steps mentioned by Wkille ? Did you select 'Appache httpd (PHP, HTML)' After selecting Apache httpd (PHP, HTML) you need to logout and then login. – Foulmouthed

@hello world..Hmm in that case Sorry I don't have any answers because I followed exactly the same steps given by "Wkille" and it worked fine for me. – Foulmouthed

I didn't have to log out and back in, but I did need to stop project and run project again after changing to 'Appache httpd (PHP, HTML)' – Grubman

Answer 2

I was facing same issue while running ZF application. Actually I was executing following command

php -S 127.0.0.1:80 -t /d/MyProjectRootFolder/

Actually I forgot to add public folder path as

php -S 127.0.0.1:80 -t /d/MyProjectRootFolder/public/

This fixed issue for me.

Leeland

Answer 3

I had the same problem.

In my case, I added next line in routes.php Route::resource('image','ImageController');

But, in /public directory, it was /public/image directory.

Solution:

change directory's name for: /public/img

or change routes.php: Route::resource('imageSite','ImageController');

Regards!

Premature

Answer 4

The name (path) is the same as the file name in (general) you must change the file name

Protoplast