Troubleshooting FAQ

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Lorekeeper 500 Errors - How to find and read your logs

500 errors are some of the most common errors you'll encounter on your site. If you are in your production server, they'll show up with very little information to inform you what has happened.

There are two main ways to get more information

  1. Re-produce the error on your local environment, which should have error verbosity turned on. (Don't have a local? Go make one)
  2. Find the error in your log files

Finding the error in your log files can be a little confusing if you've never done it before, so we'll walk through that here.

  1. Navigate in your file manager to /storage/logs/ from your root LK folder
  2. Find the file named with today's date
  3. Open the file and scroll all the way to the bottom

At that point you should see a bunch of lines that look something like this ([...] added to represent bits that were removed for brevity):

#47 /[...]/laravel/framework/[...]/Pipeline.php(167): [...]\\PreventRequestsDuringMaintenance->handle(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request), Object(Closure))
#48 /[...]/laravel/framework/[...]/Pipeline.php(103): [...]\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Pipeline\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#49 /[...]/laravel/framework[...]/Kernel.php(141): [...]\\Pipeline->then(Object(Closure))

Notice the lines are numbered! What you'll want to do is carefully scroll up until you see those numbers count down to #0. We don't want to go past this set of lines and into the next error up, so it's important to not scroll through them too quickly or it'll be easy to miss.

When you get to #0 it'll look like this:

[stacktrace]
#0 [...]

And will have one additional line above that. That's your error message. It'll have a timestamp in front of it, and that's what you'll want to pay attention to, to try to solve the error, or copy into the discord so that others can help you parse what it means.

Changes not showing up?

.env, config files, or route files?

Try using php artisan optimize. If the site stops work at all, run it a second time.