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Setting Correct Permissions for Laravel
Here’s how to set up the correct permissions:
Laravel’s storage and bootstrap/cache directories need to be owned by the web server user. On most Linux servers, this user is www-data, but it can vary (e.g., apache on CentOS).
Renaming a subdomain in Apache and generating a new SSL certificate
Make the necessary changes, save, and close the file. Repeat this step for the new.example.com-le-ssl.conf file as well.
Disable the old site and enable the newly configured site:
Clearing Unnecessary Logs on Ubuntu
- Logrotate configuration files are located in
/etc/logrotate.confand/etc/logrotate.d/.
To trigger log rotation manually: