I'm not sure if your using a unix or mac.... But I found that If I changed the file permissions with chmod 777 from the host machine, it fix my problem! :D
jkieley said:
I'm not sure if your using a unix or mac.... But I found that If I changed the file permissions with chmod 777 from the host machine, it fix my problem! :D
I'm using Windows. I was apparently being an idiot and trying to set chmod -R 777
within homestead ssh
- Simply doing it on the host machine instead of the virtual machine fixed it. I was under the assumption that chmod
wouldn't work on windows so I thought I had to do it in the virtual server. Stupid mistake, but that's one of the downsides of working on Windows. Man, I wish I was on Linux at times :/
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