Should i upload env file to server?

As the .env resides outside of the public folder, there is no way for google to reach it. :)

I uploaded public folder to html directory and added inside storage sym link for project/storage/app/public folder. Is that right? main project folder in /var/www folder not /var/www/html And i have another problem. I will create another thread for it. Thanks :)

are you on shared hosting? (laravel can be a bit of a pain to get running there but it is possible)

On my digitalocean Server.

I put my files in /var/www/projectname (well i let git do that for me)

I then just run php artisan storage:link inside the folder, to make the symlink for me :)

I run php artisan storage:link in main project folder or var/www/html folder?

Project folder. Ignore the html directory. You don't need to use it for anything. It is just there to show that the webserver works

What about httpd cofig? What settings should I use for directory or Allow from? Directory should at /var/www/project/public or?

i changed directories to /var/www/project/public on httpd config. Main page is working but /login routes etc returns 403 error.

Directory is correct search for laravel virtual host and you will get multiple examples (I use nginx myself)

Actually login not a folder. Just route in web.php.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/19482358/1305117

I't worked. Thanks. But i have login folder in public folder and i have /login route too. When i enter login it's tries to redirect me login folder and getting 403 error normally. I changed login folder name to loginAsset It's that true way?

Yes never have a route with the same name as a route. Move your assets to sub folders (gfx, js, css, images etc)