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--- laravel:migrate-laravel [2024/03/27 11:12] – created kirtisingh
+++ laravel:migrate-laravel [2024/03/28 03:36] (current) – kirtisingh
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 **Step 7 :** Now click on ‘Restore an Archive to the VHost’ .
-{{:wordpress:vhosts-details-restore-wp.png?direct&400|}}
+{{:laravel:retsore-archive.png?direct&400|}}
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-**Step 7 :** Now you would be prompted to enter the uploaded archive file name and the SQL file name. Submit the details and rest everything will be automated.
+**Step 8 :** Now you would be prompted to enter the uploaded archive file name. Click Submit to restore the archive.
-{{:wordpress:vhosts-restore-wp.png?direct&400}}
+{{:laravel:retsore-archive-form-2.png?direct&400|}}
+Restoration of large archives can take time. Please ensure from from Dashboard >> Tasks, that all the requisite tasks are completed before going on to the next steps.
+**Step 9 :** [[n99panel:restore_sql_file|Restore]] the uploaded SQL file to the DB. For a new Laravel setup, this step may not be required.
+**Step 10 :** Modify the .env file of your Laravel project with the appropriate settings especially w.r.t. MySQL
+**Step 11 :** Now if you are using Laravel 8 or before, and if index.php files are present in both the Laravel setup directory, and the public directory within it, your Laravel project should be able to work now.
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+For Laravel 9 and 10, index.php may not be present in the Laravel setup directory, but the public folder within the base directory will contain the index.php (the start point). Under Laravel 9 and 10, this ensures better security when the document root of the web-server points to that public folder. To make the document root to point to the public folder, we would need to [[n99panel:root-dir-extn|extend the root dir]]