419 Page Expired In Laravel Even after adding CSRF token-CodePudding

I am working on a Laravel 8 Framework, I have added the application on the live Cpanel server and then it started showing below Error:

419 PAGE EXPIRED

I know generally missing CSRF token will be the main issue but in this, I have added the CSRF token, I am using LARAVEl blade syntax so adding LARAVEL blade form syntax the "Token" (CSRF) will get added directly.

 {{ Form::open( [ "url" => \URL::route("front.login.check"), "autocomplete"=>false,"id" => "login_form" ] ) }}

This will add the CSRF automatically, I have tried adding directly, But every POST request end up on the 419 PAGE EXPIRED page.

What do I have checked already?

CSRF Token Is not missing in the Form
I have checked middleware also but this request did not reach the middleware after form submit it will take to the 419 page
Also try to php artisan cache:clear and dump-autoload command but the issue is still.
Added 755 permission to storage, vendor and cache folder also.

Please help me on this What next should I need to check for solve this issue?

CodePudding user response：

1- php artisan route:clear

2- go to CSRF middleware and try to add "*" to your except array

CodePudding user response：

Laravel "419 Page Expired" Error Troubleshooting Steps

Increase your session expiration time (I.e. 24 hours).
Make sure that the "session domain" is the same as the "app URL".
Ensure that the session cookies are sent back to the server for both "HTTP" & "HTTPS" browser connections.

.env file contents applying the above 3 steps.

Change myapp.local to your application domain.

APP_URL="http://myapp.local"
SESSION_LIFETIME=1440
SESSION_DOMAIN=myapp.local
SESSION_SECURE_COOKIE=false

Make sure you submit a CSRF token along with you (PUT/POST/DELETE/etc.) HTTP requests. (I.e: <input type="hidden" name="_token" value="{{ csrf_token() }}" />).
Regenerate your application key automatically. (I.e: php artisan key:generate).
Clear your application cache. (I.e: php artisan cache:clear).
Confirm that the application caller has read & write permissions in the application's "sessions" & "cache" folder. (I.e: chmod -R 755 "storage/framework/sessions" && chmod -R 755 "bootstrap/cache").

Addendum 1:

If in case you have Laravel Sanctum installed and enabled, add your application domain among the whitelist of "sanctum stateful domains".

.env file contents

Change myapp.local to your application domain.

SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS="myapp.local"

Addendum 2:

Ensure that your "session driver" isn't empty. The default value is "file".

.env file contents

SESSION_DRIVER=file

Addendum 3:

Disable the browser cache. This may be beneficial during your development process.
Open your browser, navigate to your application's home page, reload the current page, ignoring cached content. (I.e: On Windows: Shift F5 or Ctrl Shift r and on Mac: ⌘ Shift r).