Hi

Sorry in advance, but I'm not an English speaker. So I translated my message on DeepL.

While looking for information on how to install Laravel 5.6.21 I discovered Laragon Full 5.0.0 on happytodev.itanea.fr. So I installed it using Create a website quickly. But I have this message :

Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES)

But in my PhpMyAdmin I have set the root user so that the connection is done without password. I checked in config.php of MyPhpAdmin and the obligation of password is well disabled:

$cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = true;**

Is there anywhere we can donate to the laragon maintainers? It really is a great bundle and I would be happy to donate a small amount to help continued updates.

My personal preference is pay-pal but I'm sure there are numerous other avenues to consider.

Using Laragon 5.0 and once again reminded of what a beautiful tool this is. Thank you to @leokhoa for creating this amazing tool, and releasing it free for anyone to use! Grateful, thank you.

With Laragon, adding another Python version is very easy.

1.Download Python Zip package from my github repo:
You can download Python 2.7:
https://github.com/leokhoa/laragon/releases/download/portable/python-2.7.13.zip

or Python 3.6:
https://github.com/leokhoa/laragon/releases/download/portable/python-3.6.1.zip

Note that you can download and use both (just switch version). Suppose you download Python 2.7. Extract the downloaded to: C:\laragon\bin\python\python-2.7 (If there is no python dir in bin, just create it) C:\laragon -- bin -- python -- python-2.7 -- ............. Close Laragon, then open it again (to refresh the Menu). Select the version at: Laragon Menu > Python > Version > python-2.7

Now, open Terminal (Ctrl - Alt - T) and type:

python --version

you should see something like that: Python 2.7.13

pip --version

you should see something like that: pip 9.0.1 ...............

Congrats! Your Laragon now has Python!
Very easy huh. That's all forks!

As per title, Is there an officiale FTP Server included in Laragon?

Otherwise in windows 10 I will user FileZilla server.

It has been almost 2 years since the last update of Laragon. However, the core of Laragon is so powerful and stable that you can control/update everything yourself.

Today, I am happy to announce the release of Laragon 5.0. This release added "Quick Linux server" feature in Menu > Quick Linux server

Released date: Sunday, 2021-05-23 Added Quick Linux server Added bitmana CLI Better cmder integration, allows upgrading cmder from cmder creator, @daxgames - thank you. Fixed some minor issues Updated default packages: PHP 7.4.19, Apache 2.4.47, Node.js 14

If you need to upgrade, please check:
https://forum.laragon.org/topic/2468/how-to-upgrade-to-laragon-5

Quick Linux server:

7 years ago I created Laragon as a modern development environment for Windows. Now, from Laragon 5, I will help you with Linux. I build Laragon for Windows but actually Linux is in my DNA as I architect and scale complex distributed microservices system with many production Kubernetes clusters distributed across the globe with 20+ Data Centers, 10,000+ containers, thousands of databases, ~100 microservices composed by different stacks (PHP, Java, Ruby, Node.js, Golang, Python) and various technologies for large scale and enterprise system (Kafka, Solr, ClickHouse,...)

This release of Laragon includes a tool calls bitmana which helps you create Linux servers extremely fast with very low cost (you can have a VPS with just $1/month and scale it effortlessly). It also helps us to operate our VPS servers easily with effortless control.
You can try it free yourself. Let me show how cool it is:

Register an accout at: https://app.bitmana.io
It is quick, only provide YOUR-EMAIL

Open Laragon's Terminal, and type:

bitmana link YOUR-EMAIL

Input your password and press Enter
It will authenticate your system with bitmana.io

Create a LAMP server: bitmana cs lamp

lamp = LAMP stack. Just a few seconds, you have a server with Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, composer

Note your NODE_ID -> Id: xxxxx

By default, your server is secure, to expose port 80, type: bitmana expose NODE_ID 80

Note the exposed Url

Browser the exposed Url, you'll see something like this: Welcome to Bitmana! If you see this page, the web server is successfully installed and working.

It's cool, huh.
Because your system is authenticated with bitmana.io, you can also ssh to the server with ease: bitmana ssh NODE_ID
or run commands without accessing your server bitmana exec NODE_ID "service apache2 status; composer --version"
or type bitmana info to list your servers.

You can type: bitmana for more commands.

With Laragon, adding another Apache version is very easy.

Download Apache (64-bit):
https://www.apachelounge.com/download/VS16/binaries/httpd-2.4.48-win64-VS16.zip Extract the downloaded to: {LARAGON_ROOT}\bin\apache\httpd-2.4.48-win64-VS16 C:\laragon -- bin -- apache -- httpd-2.4.48-win64-VS16 -- ............. Select the new version at: Laragon Menu > Apache > Version > httpd-2.4.48-win64-VS16

Very easy huh. That's all forks!

Ref: https://www.apachelounge.com/download/

How to install Laragon in Linux operating system?

I've been using Laragon for well over a month now and haven't had any issues till randomly today I get an intrusion attempt by NortonLifeLock. It says something about a web attack, but I was browsing Facebook on one monitor and watching Youtube on the other when the notification popped up so I'm not really sure what happened.

Re: How to create a Linux server quickly
Bonjour, quand j'essaie de créer un server linux via bitmana et le terminal de laragon il me ressort cette erreur et je ne peux rien faire même en réasseyant plus tard.

Voici l'erreur :
ERROR Could not create Cloud server! "Oops! Not enough server (region=eu spec=lamp). Only 1 left. Please try again in next 5 minutes."

Cordialement

Hello , i have a new installation for laragon 5.0.0
when starting laragon , apache could not start and it shows the error below .
Your computer is missing some Visual C++ packages.
Install "Visual C++ Redistribuate for visual Studio 2015" or it is installed

Any idea ?

I had an issue that, how to migrate my MediaWiki installation to Laragon. After some hours, I found this simple working procedure.
Steps Followed:
(1) Copy folder (let the folder name "your_wiki") of MediaWiki at XAMPP in the \xampp\htdocs to \laragon\www.
(2) Go to PhpMyadmin when XAMPP running and export the MySQL database of the MediaWiki installation.
(3) Stop XAMPP
(4) Activate LARAGON
(5) Create a MySQL database in LARAGON.
(6) Go to PhpMyadmin when LARAGON running and import the MySQL database created at the step 2.
(7) Go to LocalSettings.php at the copied MediaWiki folder in the step 1 and do the following changes in the step 8.
(8) $wgScriptPath = "";
$wgServer = "http://your_wiki.test";
(9) Now type your MediaWiki test URL (in this case "your_wiki.test") in your browser and enjoy your work.

Laragon Version 5.0 running on Windows 10.

Is this maybe a permissions error? Right now I need to add newly created sites manually to the Windows HOSTS file.

how can i login to my ngrok account using auth token from laragon ?

1 line (using Menu > Laragon > Terminal):

mkdir %LARAGON_ROOT%\data\minio & cd %LARAGON_ROOT%\usr & curl -L https://dl.min.io/server/minio/release/windows-amd64/minio.exe > bin\minio.exe & echo Minio: minio.exe server %LARAGON_ROOT%\data\minio autorun >> Procfile & echo Minio Admin: http://localhost:9000 autorun >> Procfile

attention
if you use xdebug you will have to configure it on a higher range than the 9000 port, it is not possible to change the minio port (9000)

I want to install old version laravel in my machine!
What to do now???

Laragon is designed to be a portable app, therefore it makes sense to open multiple versions, in different locations. When the main window is closed Laragon is still running, in the background. However, the icon will, by default, be in the hidden group.

It's not always easy to spot Laragon in the middle of these icons. This can lead to multiple versions of Laragon being opened.

The solution I use is to always show the Laragon icon in the main notification area. This is how:

Right-click an empty area on the Taskbar and select Taskbar settings:

Scroll down and choose Select Which icons appear on the taskbar

Scroll down and turn Laragon to On

The icon will always show in the main taskbar notification area:

I hope this helps others.

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