I was just playing around and fixed it.

1. Created a new folder
2. Cloned repos with similar folder structure
3. Build the image again using docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d --build
4. Opened the container shell docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.prod.yml exec php /bin/bash
5. switched user to www inside the container su www
6. installed dependencies composer install
7. configured .env
8. restarted container php

If I have to guess, the issue was caused by the root user which is required for supervisord. This has to be separated from php-fpm container.

I was just playing around and fixed it.

1. Created a new folder
2. Cloned repos with similar folder structure
3. Build the image again using docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d --build
4. Opened the container shell docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.prod.yml exec php /bin/bash
5. switched user to www inside the container su www
6. installed dependencies composer install
7. configured .env
8. restarted container php

If I have to guess, the issue was caused by the root user which is required for supervisord. This has to be separated from php-fpm container.

I have created a git repo for this setup here. The folder structure I have is:

Project Folder
|- docker-laravel
|- api

I have a docker setup with Laravel Application that works fine on local Mac however, I am facing issues with the deployment on Ubuntu server 24.0.

1. All my paths are correct

2. All my volumes are mapped correctly

3. I checked the file location which exists

4. I have correctly pointed the root for NGINX i.e. both the NGINX and PHP-FPM has the same folder structure /var/www/api/public

5. User & Group ID matches the host OS i.e. 1000:1000 in all containers

6. Permissions:

   1. api: 755

   2. api/storage : 775

   3. api/bootstrap/cache: 775

Has anyone faced similar issue and resolved it?

Figured it out. I was using the wrong URL in the stripecli for those who encounter the same make sure you use the correct endpoint i.e. http://localhost:8080/stripe/webhook

Figured it out. I was using the wrong URL in the stripecli for those who encounter the same make sure you use the correct endpoint i.e. http://localhost:8080/stripe/webhook

I am trying to listen to webhook events for stripe and I am seeing 405 response in the CLI, no events triggered in the Laravel. Here is my setup:

I have added the CSRF exception in bootstrap/app

''' $middleware->validateCsrfTokens(except: [ 'stripe/*', ]); '''

I am running the stripecli from docker with host network. I added the STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET and the value is from the stripecli output after running the listen command.

.DS_Store was the culprit

I just updated the laravel and packages using composer update and now seeing this weird response appended to each response text and in terminal after issuing php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-assets --ansi --force

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