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It is fixed. We disabled SELinux and now it is working.
Feb 1, 2017
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Tokenmismatch and HTTP ERROR 500
Hello,
I have quite a weird problem. I am trying to put my local Laravel project on a server for a school project. Initialy this wasn't working because of the storage folder which didn't have permissions.
When I fixed that, I could enter the /login page (with Laravels built-in auth system). But when I try to login, I get a TokenMismatchException exception. And when I try to go to a page rather than /login, /register for example, I get a HTTP ERROR 500. I am getting this only with defined routes (so /register). Routes that don't exist return a normal NotFoundHttpException.
Does anyone know what is causing this problem? We are using HTTPD on the server, PHP7 and running on CentOS 7. There is nothing in the the httpd (php) error logs. Do I have to enable something? Or am I missing something?
There is a live preview here, so you can see it for yourself: https://www.team-schnitzel.nl/login
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: I have the CSRF-line in my HTML.
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My english it's not good, excuse me if i'm not clear.
I believe that you shouldn't disabled SELinux, it's to possible that your problem it's only the context of the file, then you should if laravel need read or read and write then give the correct context.
if only need read you have to use
sudo chcon -R -t httpd_sys_content_t [path_of_your_directory]
else if need read and write you have to use
sudo chcon -R -t httpd_sys_rw_content_t [path_of_your_directory]
take care with
-R
use if you need give this context recursively else only with -t
Help whenever you can
CBR
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