Is there a way to make laravel sail use a different path

@Tray2 Only place i've been able to find to change the config is laravel.test but this had no effect

@jackelofnar You need to publish the vendor files for Sail, and then you can update the workspace folder.

@Tray2 But i'm running everything local first nothing is ready to be deployed

@jackelofnar Yes, and that is not what I'm talking about, I'm talking about running the php artisan vendor:publish command.

@martinbean My Linux distribution doesn't use /var/www/ but /srv/html instead

@jackelofnar That doesn't matter, you don't use sail in production, as long as the web server knows where it is stored you don't need to do anything.

@Tray2 a base laravel install gives me the error "The stream or file "/var/www/html/storage/logs/laravel.log" could not be opened in append mode: Failed to open stream: Permission denied The exception occurred while attempting to log:". When i did this on a local setup everything worked fine

@jackelofnar That is a permission issue, you need to make sure www-data is allowed to write to the storage directory, this is usually done by setting the chmod on the directory and all it's content.

sudo chmod -R 755 /var/www/html/storage

@Tray2 Which comes back to the original problem of /var/www not existing

@jackelofnar The Sail image does, and it shouldn't have your permission issues either.

The path for the document root doesn't matter, it could be /var/www/, /srv/www or whatever else you want it to be, as long as you have configured the virtual host to point to it.

@Tray2 wish it was that simple or maybe i am missing something. /srv/http is empty and all error point to /var/www/html/