10 months ago
I have a problem with my laravel application and Railway CLI.
When I enter:
railway run --service php artisan db:seed
I got the an error which is = could not translate host name "postgres.railway.internal" to address:
What I try to do=
I try to php artisan tinker to enter tinker then
config('database.connections.pgsql.host') to see what is the db host name which is true = postgres.railway.internal
I try to run railway run DB_HOST=" then same run command
the error I got No such file or directory (os error 2)
Please help me to fix the problem.
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10 months ago
Guys,
the issue isn’t with Laravel or artisan itself, but with using postgres.railway.internal from your local machine via railway run, which can’t resolve that internal hostname. To fix it, just run your artisan command inside the Railway environment using:
railway ssh --service <your-laravel-service> https://station.railway.com/questions/laravel-artisan-command-via-cli-3fd464d8#259k
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10 months ago
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Status changed to Open brody • 11 months ago
10 months ago
Hello,
Is your app able to connect over IPv6 ? (since Railway private domains only resolves to IPv6s)
10 months ago
Our Laravel app should support IPv6 in theory, but since we're running seeding commands from a local development environment via railway run, it's likely that our local system or PHP environment maybe doesn't fully support IPv6 or resolve .internal domains properly. Is this the case maybe?
10 months ago
I also try using railway shell -> then php artisan which also gave the same could not translate host name error.
eraykuyumcu
I also try using railway shell -> then php artisan <command> which also gave the same could not translate host name error.
10 months ago
A pre-deploy command might help here. According to their docs, it can handle tasks like running migrations or seeding data: https://docs.railway.com/guides/pre-deploy-command
sim
A pre-deploy command might help here. According to their docs, it can handle tasks like running migrations or seeding data: <https://docs.railway.com/guides/pre-deploy-command>
10 months ago
it doesn't work too because I am using production server and the pre-deployment gives an error feed db is not allowed.
10 months ago
Guys,
the issue isn’t with Laravel or artisan itself, but with using postgres.railway.internal from your local machine via railway run, which can’t resolve that internal hostname. To fix it, just run your artisan command inside the Railway environment using:
railway ssh --service <your-laravel-service> https://station.railway.com/questions/laravel-artisan-command-via-cli-3fd464d8#259k
Status changed to Solved brody • 10 months ago