How do I point the domain to public folder

[KeiCas]

Username (e.g. epiz_XXX) or Website URL

epiz_29047430
cavernicolastravelrd.epizy.com

Error Message

Is not a error, is that I don’t how to get my website live, since the domain isn’t pointing directly to the public folder I wish to create, so how will that works?

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[KangJL]

@KeiCas

public folder

It’s /htdocs here

[KeiCas]

How do I deploy a laravel project then?

[KeiCas]

I need it to point to a sub folder I create.

[Greenreader9]

Like yoursite.com/folder? Just create a new folder in the htdocs directory using a file manager.

[KeiCas]

are you…
I already did, but I have all the laravel project folder there, the hosting need to go to the public folder and no the others, how do i do that.

[Greenreader9]

@KeiCas

are you…

I have no clue what you want. You are giving basic descriptions, and are not explaining what you want. A subfolder is domain.tld /foldername, so if you want that, you need to create a folder in the root (/htdocs) directory.

@KeiCas

but I have all the laravel project folder there

Where?

@KeiCas

the hosting need to go to the public folder

Put it somewhere in the /htdocs folder

@KeiCas

and no the others

Others what? You cant put files outside the public directory. You can use the directory privacy (in the control panel) though.

[KangJL]

@KeiCas

deploy a laravel project

Maybe this will help?

Deploy Laravel 5 to /htdocs

The first thing to understand is that Laravel is definitely not designed with the typical characteristics of a website hosting service. While it’s possible to run Laravel here, it’s not pretty or easy. If you want to have good hosting for Laravel, you’d need a service with at least SSH/command line support, and preferably Composer and Git support as well. That said, you can run Laravel here, by simply uploading all the files of your Laravel codebase to the htdocs folder of your website using an…

Deploy Laravel 5 to /htdocs

Premium hosting doesn’t have most of those things either. They do have Git deploys, but not command line access or a good way to run Mix/Webpack. If you want all of those things, I’d recommend a VPS or an application hosting platform like Heroku or Cloudways. The InfinityFree client area (also built with Laravel) is runs on VPS, where it can use things like Queue workers, Redis and Deployer to use more advanced features. You’re making it unnecessary complicated for yourself. Just follow the…

[KeiCas]

Yes, that thread has exactly what I was looking for. Thanks KangJL, will try the steps explaing there.

[KangJL]

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