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Jun 16, 2018  Now, you probably need to generate a key before you can start the artisan server. Sudo php artisan key:generate Once the key has been generated and the.env file is now where it should be, you can start the artisan server. May 20, 2019 Just adding to this issue as it seems to be related to the same root issue (albeit, probably more of a Windows issue). Same as the two above commenters, I wasn't able to run a composer install or composer update without composer telling me Composer could not find a composer.json file, even though the file was right there.

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If, like me, you did have a .env file, you may find it has permissions that are too tight to allow your current user to write to it (and by implication the php artisan command your current user is attempting to run). I had changed all my Laravel files to be owned by www-data:www-data and made my current user a member of the www-data group, and was thus a little stumped by this error.

However, I soon realised that my .env file has the following permissions:

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-rw-r--r--

Sudo Php Artisan Key Generate Failed To Open Stream Permission Denied In

..meaning the user which owns the file gets read-write, but the group and world can only read. Since my current user is a member of the groupwww-data, it can only read, not write.

(You can check your file permissions by doing $ ls -la)

If you have the same situation, you have two choices; loosen the file permissions on that file (with chmod) or use sudo to run your php artisan commands. I chose the latter, since this is a production server for me and I like the tight permissions.

I'm using Ubuntu 14.04 on my machine. I installed composer and then laravel in the document root i.e. /var/www

I also gave -R 777 persmission to folder laravel present in directory /var/www

Then I go to directory laravel using cd /var/www/laravel and run the following command php artisan and I got to see all the available commands there. Office 2010 pro plus key generator.

Then I typed in php artisan key:generate and got the error

Here I got stuck actually, can someone please help me in this regard?

Thanks.

Probably you missed your .env file in laravel project folder.So make .env.example to .env file. Also give the required database connection.

.envfile look like this: (Fill up with required database connection)

Hope this will help you.Thanks.