sorry you're running into that, that's quite unusual on first install. did you try clearing your browser cookies?

or just trying to login in an incognito window

the multi tenant feature that ships by default is for a single db use case, allowing you to have multiple CMS subdomain with a different navigation. if you're looking for a true multi tenant dbs approach, then that tutorial should be helpful, but it's quite a bit of work

@User in my case with the domain .test thing I had to do ADMIN_APP_PATH="admin" ADMIN_APP_URL=null APP_URL="townhouse.test"

the multiple db's stuff I would do with multitenancy or a multisite/multidomain laravel package

OK, this also did not work.

did you try an incognito browser?

That did it!!

Wow, truly amazing.... thank you @User

ifox already mentioned it ^

Yeah, I was traveling, didn't read all messages.. just tried when you reminded me... thanks ifox for patiently helping me out...

Now, if multisite works out... then i am a happy man...

I do have general doubts.... some of them will be really lame... can I ask?

shoot

Okay. 1. When I installed twill, it installed 100's of packages... files count were in 1000s.... so I assume its a heavy package file... once in production, will it cuase any issues?

I will be using shared hosting, will upload via vscode ftp

No issues, most are asset files you see on git changes.

the packages are composer packages and most are coming from Laravel

I suggest you have ssh access in any laravel project host for a number of reasons, but mainly control.

uh oh ftp/shared hosting, not fun

is there no way you can avoid that @User

not that it wouldn't work, just for your sanity

Yeah, I understand.. but now limited budget.. I am on a learning path.. may be if everything works out, will move to ssh hosting

get yourself a VPS from digital ocean or scaleway, it's probably cheaper than shared hosting

I imagine, the main issue will be running

composer

and

php artisan

on the box... If your host has some kind of web-based terminal you can quickly log into, this might do the trick.

AWS free tier, definitely a good option too

I will check out these options..

@User make sure to double and triple-check Twill and Laravel requirements though. For example, I know that Godaddy shared hosting is still on Mysql < 5.7, which is a no go.

Oh sure, will do that. Thanks