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**Installing Homestead for laravel**
Errors coming which are not understandable...
After couple of hours errors changed**
Maybe I did some progress.......still working on it

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    @yodude you don't know what errors were coming..
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    @f7u12 vagrant is starting on command vagrant up but now when I. trying to run my project in browser it says refused to connect
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    Yeah I tried to set it up on Windows but the error was so random that I just quit. If it works, I take it. If not, I don't.
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    @jackkr121 I was having this problem for a long while. The issue ended up being the wrong PHP version. Make sure that you're using the correct PHP version for the Laravel version you're using. Latest Laravel 5.6 requires PHP 7.2 iirc. (Not near that machine to confirm what I needed).
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    @sylar182 laravel needs a minimum of 7.1
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    @jackkr121 following these docs here: https://laravel.com/docs/5.6/... basically gets you there, I have it running on windows too, just download virtualbox, install vagrant, setup the yaml config file, done
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    @JoshBent that could also be true. I'm only just trying to start learning Laravel myself so I can be terrible misinformed. I just know that I experienced a very similar sounding issue to what the OP described and wanted to assure him he's not the only one with issues and hopefully point him in the correct direction.
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    @sylar182 didn't try to make your comment less valuable, just if he pulled the image via vagrant, then it has 7.2 , 7.1 and 5.6 and all other dependencies pre-installed already, that's the entire idea of homestead
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    @JoshBent I configured the yaml file but now it's saying refused to connect error in browser
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    @jackkr121 did you do "vagrant reload --provision" yet?
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    @jackkr121 well you should, sounds like nginx inside the container didn't get refreshed
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