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First, you are using port 8000 and not 80, you should connect to yourip:8000. You also need to check that port 8000 is open on your server. You could also consider forwarding port 80 to 8000.

Second, there's no need of concatenating ticketit/public to the end of the url. Using artisan serve, the public directory is made root automatically.

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I tried using the artisan server through port 8000 and it did not, but my project is installed on apache web server that I have hosted my site, so should also go through port 80 ..

Ports 8000 and 80 are open on the server.

Again, thanks for the reply.

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If you're using apache, you should set the document root to the public folder and it should work.

https://laravel.com/docs/5.4#web-server-configuration

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Apache module is enabled and I configured the .htacess, without success. The ticketit folder is at the root of the server.

Anyway, thank you.

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You should set the apache document root to that folder.

Usual place to do that is /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default.conf

E.g.

<VirtualHost *:80>
        # ...
        DocumentRoot /web/ticketit/public

        <Directory "/web/ticketit/public">
                AllowOverride All
        </Directory>

        # ...
</VirtualHost>

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Still unsuccessful. :(
If I change the line in the .httacess file RewriteRule * index.php [L] to RewriteRule ^ index.php [L] page does not get internal server error, simply does not load with error 500.

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After you have set documentroot, that folder is /, so you should be able to access it on yourip/

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Still unsuccessful. :(
One detail of my installation is that I had to add the line "use Illuminate \ Support \ Facades \ Schema;" And "Schema :: defaultStringLength (191);" In the "AppServiceProvider.php" file for the installation to occur normally. Does it interfere with anything?

After that, I can do the installation normally without any errors. I have even re-read it several times!

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Now at least you get a different error - 403. Maybe the files aren't readable by apache - check permissions

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777 on every page...

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Thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks!!!

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You're welcome :-) But be careful with 777, better to set the owner to whatever user the webserver is running on and 755 for directories and 644 for files.

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