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The file vendor/composer/../symfony/polyfill-mbstring/bootstrap.php seems to be missing.
I think this is not the issue. My code is the same code that I had as before. So nothing has changed, and I should see my website. Would you please help?
Laravel overrides the default error handling of PHP, so the display_errors option may not help. In those cases, you should be able to set APP_DEBUG=true in your .env file or in the config/app.php file, or just check the storage/logs directory.
If neither of those things work, things become a lot more complicated. I’ve seen Laravel sites crash before on free hosting with no errors. In those cases, I think the only option is to manually step through the code to see where it breaks, but that’s tricky with something as complicated as Laravel.
But if Laravel suppresses the server’s error handling, and then proceeds to not give you the errors, there is not much else you can do.
A 5xx error code does indeed mean it’s a “server error”, but “server” should be interpreted quite broadly.
In HTTP server code, any errors are either designated as client errors or server errors. And given that this is not your frontend code or the browser doing something silly, it must be on the server side.
It means the problem happened on the server, it is not necessarily caused by the server configuration. Since your PHP code also runs on the server, any error caused there is considered a server error.
I did all the processes, created a new host, and installed everything from the first step. But my website is down yet. Do you have any idea? Also, I see this error: “Connection to FTP server failed. Please try again later.”
I’m not sure why you created a new account and reinstalled everything. Nothing you’ve shown so far suggests that there is a problem with your hosting account.
Where do you see this error? What are you doing that triggers it?