Hi,
I am getting a problem on my test environment, that I don't have on my local machine. Files displayed with the Storage class respond with a Forbidden 403.
To be more precise :
'public' => [ 'driver' => 'local', 'root' => storage_path('app/public'), 'url' => env('APP_URL').'/storage', 'visibility' => 'public', ],
i have created the symbolic link with "php artisan storage:link" on both environments
all storage/ files and subfolders have a 755 mod
I have added an "Options +FollowSymLinks" in the public/.htaccess
path displayed in views with the Storage class are correct. Access is granted on local, not on test environment.
Example :
Has anyone ever gotten a similar issue, and what have you done to correct that ?
Great thanks in advance,
Best regards,
Vlad
You might want to check the ownership (rather than the permissions) of folders, starting from webroot. If your web server (apache, nginx, whatever) has limited access, you'll be barred from writing files.
I have user:www-data with 2775 perms on my webroot. Gives me and apache rights to do anything (could be argued that apache shouldn't be able to execute scripts) which prevents errors like you're seeing.
Thansk ediblemanager. I use shared hosting, which limits my actions. I'll look into it
yes got the same problem. No way to change owner on shared hosting.
Even on local, I struggled hours to make everything works with the symlink stuff, and honestly I don't see any benefit to have this instead of a regular folder in the public directory.
It's said It's to prevent ressources be accessible from the url, but everything is accessible through 'www.domaine.com/storage/pathToResource.jpg' anyway.
Am I missing something?
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