Does Plesk support automatic way to deploy Laravel application? 

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  Mark Tierney October 10, 2018 08:55

  This is no good for a production site as the url requires /public

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  Ivan Postnikov October 10, 2018 12:07

  Hello @Mark,

  Thanks for the feedback.

  To avoid using /public you may configure a redirect to this page and use another URL, which is more comfortable for you.

   

   

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  Mark Tierney October 10, 2018 12:11

  Thanks
  
  I have kept httpdocs as the web root folder but uploaded the app source code in a folder at the same level as httpdocs, then made httpdocs a symlink to the public folder in my app. Seems to work OK, the main issue is having to type in the full path to php and composer everytime I need to run commands as the OS php is recognised outside of the httpdocs folder.

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  Alexandr Redikultsev October 10, 2018 13:31

  Hi @Mark!

  You can use full path to CLI of Plesk PHP version, here are all of them (that are installed of course):

  # ls -l /opt/plesk/php/*/bin/php
  -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4402920 Sep 14 11:53 /opt/plesk/php/5.6/bin/php
  -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4613136 Sep 14 13:20 /opt/plesk/php/7.0/bin/php
  -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4761744 Sep 14 13:19 /opt/plesk/php/7.1/bin/php
  -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 5020880 Sep 14 11:36 /opt/plesk/php/7.2/bin/php

  And if you do not want to use a full path, and want shell 'php' to be  '/opt/plesk/php/5.6/bin/php', not /usr/bin/php, you can create a shell alias for that.

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  Mark Tierney October 10, 2018 13:38

  Thanks, this is my next step I think, I'm just waiting to hear from tech support to see if it's safe to update the OS php version. If not I'll do as you said :)

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  Mohamad Amir bin Mohd Nasir February 15, 2019 06:58

  Excuse me but I cannot change the option on "Access to the server over SSH". It is fixed on "Login prohibited" option. What should I do?

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  Nikita Nikushkin February 15, 2019 14:38

  Hi @Mohamad!

  The "Access to the server over SSH" has no "Login prohibited" option

  It takes only the next options:

  • Forbidden
  • /bin/sh
  • /bin/bash
  • /sbin/nologin
  • /bin/tcsh
  • /bin/csh
  • /bin/bash (chrooted)
  • /bin/rbash 

  The "Login prohibited" option can be selected for the "Access to the server over Remote Desktop" directive on Windows server. Please, double check the directive name

  If it is the "Access to the server over Remote Desktop" then you are on the Windows server and the article will not work for you because it is applicable for Linux servers only

  Also, you cannot change the "Login prohibited" option because you are logged as a customer and permissions to manage this option was not granted to you by Plesk administrator. If it is required to get limited access via RDP, contact Plesk administrator who can provide you with it by following steps from this article

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  b_p February 15, 2019 21:49

  Hi @Ivan,

  the solution you mention regarding redirection is not really recommended. For safety reasons, the DocumentRoot should be set to that /public directory: https://laravel.com/docs/5.7 (Section public root). Otherwise, visitors might have access to some of the application's core directories which is not intended!

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  Mohamad Amir bin Mohd Nasir February 18, 2019 01:18

  Thanks @Nikita. But does that mean Laravel can only be install in Plesk hosting through Linux?

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  Alexandr Redikultsev February 18, 2019 05:46

  Hi @b_p,

  Thank you for the input.

  Hi @Mohamad Amir bin Mohd Nasir,

  It was not tested with Windows and overall using composer on Windows require RDP access to the server, see the following link: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001707605-How-to-run-Composer-with-Plesk-PHP-

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  Mohamad Amir bin Mohd Nasir February 18, 2019 06:55

  Thanks @Alexandr Redikultsev. I really appreciated it

   

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  b_p May 24, 2020 00:46

  Hi Alexandr Redikultsev will you update this article accordingly to implement the recommended safety instructions? The recommendation is still up to date in the latest Laravel version (https://laravel.com/docs/7.x). The /public directory HAS TO BE the web root directory!

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  Pavel Rozental June 08, 2020 03:02

  Hi @b_p,

  This article contains information about 3rd-party component Laravel that is not supported by Plesk out of the box.

  I'm moving this article from public to internal in order to not provide unsafe information to people. 

  Thank you.

   

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