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Hey, you can't use the private network during build. You have a few options:

1. perform migrations and other database operations during runtime,
2. use public network during build and private network during runtime or
3. enable the new builder in your service settings which allows private network usage during build

I'm confused since I'm new at this, how do I use public network during build and private network during runtime? What exactly do I have to change?

honestly I think in your case the cleanest solution would be just to use the new builder

just need to toggle this

Thanks. Let me try this.

Well I tried it. The build process was running for a long time, then it failed and now it's showing this error.

hm! I guess it's a good thing it's still in beta huh

in that case i'd recommend just performing migrations during runtime for now 🤣

I don't know how to do that actually🥹 💀

just do all this

php artisan optimize &&
php artisan config:cache && 
php artisan route:cache && 
php artisan view:cache &&
php artisan migrate --force &&
php artisan db:seed

in your start command instead of your build command

Aye aye captain🫡

Yup that worked it's deployed

Awesome!!! Glad you got it working

Yeah it's deployed but it's showing this error. I'm now trying to figure out what exactly is going on. Although I don't see any error in deploy logs. They are clean.

In the documentation it's said, maybe the target port is set to some other port. How do I figure out which port is the right port?

the right port is defined in the PORT environment variable that Railway automatically injects into your environment

So it's not an issue with PORT. There are actually no issues with deployment. The deploy logs are clean. I'm getting the errors in HTTP logs

that's the HTTP logs you see when you're not listening on the correct port

any idea where to get the right port? I have no idea where you get the right one.

yea, it's defined in the PORT environment variable

Yeah I can't find that 💀

it's an environment variable so you can't see it anywhere, you need to access it within your code

I don't use PHP but from what I can tell, you'd need to do this

php artisan serve --host=0.0.0.0 --port=$PORT

Alright let me check

Thanks a lot for help brother you've been a big help

no problem at all

well I did find the port, it's 8080. I switched the port. But it's still not working and showing the error.

you need to use the start command I gave you because I think it serves on 127.0.0.1 by default and it should serve on 0.0.0.0

Fixed it

It's not showing Application failed to respond anymore, but it's showing 500 Server error. I think I have given some wrong environment variables. Let me check.

awesome, yea i don't think Railway returns a 500 error ever so it's probably an issue with your app there

to connect the database with the service, this ( MYSQL_URL = ${{ MySQL.MYSQL_URL }} ) reference variable works right?

yea, MYSQL_URL=${{MySQL.MYSQL_URL}} should work fine

artisan serve is a development server 🙂

oh, i didn't know that, my bad - i don't use php 😭

will come back to this thread when I'm awake again (going to bed gn)

Hi there. I'm still having trouble with this. I configured everything as they are supposed to be (Or I think I did atleast). The "Application failed to respond" error is gone. But error 500-server error still persists. I checked Laravel Logs and it's showing it can't find the mysql.railway.internal host. I believe I configured the ENV variables correctly, here are they ---

APP_NAME="SBStudios"

APP_ENV="production"

APP_KEY="base64:3D2UHHZ9OoEu/ZC9spxyFaZodtdzbdG3taphCg1W/Ak="

APP_DEBUG="false"

APP_TIMEZONE="UTC"

APP_URL="http://sbstudios-production.up.railway.app"

APP_LOCALE="en"

APP_FALLBACK_LOCALE="en"

APP_FAKER_LOCALE="en_US"

APP_MAINTENANCE_DRIVER="file"

PHP_CLI_SERVER_WORKERS="4"

BCRYPT_ROUNDS="12"

LOG_CHANNEL="stack"

LOG_STACK="single"

LOG_DEPRECATIONS_CHANNEL="null"

LOG_LEVEL="debug"

DB_CONNECTION="mysql"

DB_HOST="mysql.railway.internal"

DB_PORT="3306"

DB_DATABASE="railway"

DB_USERNAME="root"

DB_PASSWORD="zXMGfzVvjgqzkeiheiusQvFOVSiVnCIv"

SESSION_DRIVER="database"

SESSION_LIFETIME="120"

SESSION_ENCRYPT="false"

SESSION_PATH="/"

SESSION_DOMAIN="null"

BROADCAST_CONNECTION="log"

FILESYSTEM_DISK="local"

QUEUE_CONNECTION="database"

CACHE_STORE="database"

CACHE_PREFIX=""

MEMCACHED_HOST="127.0.0.1"

REDIS_CLIENT="phpredis"

REDIS_HOST="127.0.0.1"

REDIS_PASSWORD="null"

REDIS_PORT="6379"

MAIL_MAILER="smtp"

MAIL_HOST="smtp.gmail.com"

MAIL_PORT="465"

MAIL_USERNAME="springbreakstudio@gmail.com"

MAIL_PASSWORD="zeoasteyrgstfadw"

MAIL_ENCRYPTION="tls"

MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS="springbreakstudio@gmail.com"

MAIL_FROM_NAME="${APP_NAME}"

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=""

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=""

AWS_DEFAULT_REGION="us-east-1"

AWS_BUCKET=""

AWS_USE_PATH_STYLE_ENDPOINT="false"

VITE_APP_NAME="${APP_NAME}"

MYSQL_URL="${{MySQL.MYSQL_URL}}"

NIXPACKS_BUILD_CMD="

composer install --optimize-autoloader --no-dev &&

npm install --production

"

Kindly help me understand what exactly I'm doing wrong here? It will be a big help.

I don't think it's smart sharing your environment variables like that, it has things like your database password and api keys

that 500 error is an in-app error, it's NextJS's default error page, you should check logs and see what the issue is

Nice, somebody for sure has made a copy of your db credentials now

I'll just delete it myself

My bad

Yeah I was AFK

I did check log, I believe it's problem with the database. I can't seem to connect it

Too late it's already in my telegram channel

(kidding)

Or am I 🤨

Wait

Bro even had their SMTP credentials there

💀

@AnKY change all the passwords IMMEDIATELY

All of the secrets that you had exposed in that message

ASAP

I'm new to this dude. I didn't know how these things work. Well I'm still trying to resolve the issue I'm facing.

change your exposed passwords + keys first, then we’ll solve your problem. Madd didn’t intend to be rude, but leaking your keys is very bad

No no it's fine I didn't find it rude. I did a dumb mistake I know. I actually panicked and nuked the whole project. I'm starting deploying from scratch.

@AnKY Am I clear to mark as solved? Your original question was answered after all

If you run into trouble again you'd of course be welcome to open another thread 🙂

Sure mark it as resolved. I'm starting from scratch anyways. If I run into problem again I'll reach out.

Awesome, good luck!!!!

!s