I am using Digital Ocean as my server, I have a Ubuntu droplet running laravel fine on my site. But now I am making a 'projects backend' where there is just a folder with test projects that are all laravel projects themselves. They are not linked to the main laravel install.
I installed it, all the files are there if I go to www.mysite.com/projects/projectname it shows:
But when I go to the link www.mysite,com/projects/projectname/public it shows:
in firefox
in chrome
The site is working fine on my laptop using mamp. But not on the server?
If I look in charles (the proxy manager) I get the error / failure Remote server closed the connection before sending response header
I am not familiar with this, please can someone explain how to overcome this problem?
Turning off XCache solved it for me.
Same thing still holds for Laravel 5 and when using opcache instead of xcache. When opcache is enabled I get this error. If I put
php_flag opcache.enable Off
at the top of my. htaccess file, the site loads perfectly.
This is a known problem, you will need to turn off XCache in your .htaccess like so:
php_flag xcache.cacher Off
php_flag xcache.size 0
php_flag xcache.stat Off
More information: http://laravel.io/forum/08-01-2014-laravel-42-is-conflict-with-php5-xcache-module
We fixed this problem by upgrading PHP to 5.5.22 (5.5.27 now). We had this problem with OPCache in combination with PHP 5.5.11.
Thanks to this post: https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/general-discussion/opcache-issues
I was having the connection reset with Laravel 4.
The problem was that I was using blade multiline comments in the views.
{{--
line 1
line 2
....
--}}
When I got rid of that comments the problem of the connection reset was solved.
I'm using blade comments but single line.
{{-- line1 --}
And it's working fine.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27599103/laravel-installed-but-connection-is-reset-no-data-received