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It's probably a permissions problem.
Have you checked that the folders (sessions, logs, ...) are writable ?
Jan 5, 2023
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Unable to creating session on the Production
On the development environment, the application creates a file session in framework/sessions folder. However, on the production environment it's not writing to the framework/sessions folder. So I'm unable to log in to our application. Also, noticed that the 'storage/logs/laravel.log' is blank.
Unfortunately, my admin is stating that it's not a permission issue. I
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I don't have access to the server to verify. Let me ask my admin one more time.
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@johnw65 You don't have access to the server, so how do you know that in production it's not writing to the framework/sessions folder ?
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@johnw65 Perhaps it's another problem. Is your application on a shared webhosting ? In which folder have you copied the project folder ?
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@vincent15000 I just went over with the admin.
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He wrote a basic php script to create a session in that directory, so it's not a permission issue.
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I believe we are running couple websites. One php and one Laravel.
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@johnw65 Perhaps it's a permission problem in that sens that Laravel don't have the permission, but your admin has executed a script with the needed rights.
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Simple fix. Production and development servers were using different methods to keep session info
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