Problems access localhost (Chrome: ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE)

[felipefreitasnet]

Hello!

Recently formatted my macbook, and installed docker (see 1.12.1) and git to run laradock.
But when access http: // localhost I get the message ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE (Google Chrome)

My project directory:

My docker status:

My hosts:

Chrome Message:

Anyone have any idea what can be?

** sorry for my English :(

Thanks!

[felipefreitasnet]

UPDATE *****

The problem happens only with apache2, with nginx everything worked.

[calebfavor]

@felipefreitasweb - I had the same problem, the issue is apache is not starting properly due to a config issue (if you check the logs you should see that apache is restarting over and over)

Extra quotes were added to the apache base image (webdevops/Dockerfile@b99e229) so you need to edit 2 files in your laradock folder.

docker-compose.yml: under Apache Server Container change
PHP_SOCKET="php-fpm:9000"
to
PHP_SOCKET=php-fpm:9000

Then in the apache/Dockerfile change:
ARG PHP_SOCKET="php-fpm:9000"
to
ARG PHP_SOCKET=php-fpm:9000

Cheers!

** Edit: fixing link
** Edit: removing env variable

[philtrep]

@calebfavor Shouldn't ARG PHP_SOCKET="php-fpm:9000" be changed to ARG PHP_SOCKET=php-fpm:9000 instead?

[calebfavor]

@philtrep Possibly, I am not sure what the correct way is. However I don't see a reason not to reference the composer file directly.

[felipefreitasnet]

It worked!
@calebfavor Worked perfectly! thanks! :D

I followed exactly what I said, look:

apache2/dockerfile

docker-compose-yml

And run: docker-compose build apache2

Thank you very much!

[calebfavor]

@felipefreitasweb No worries! As @philtrep mentioned, the arg should indeed be changed to ARG PHP_SOCKET=php-fpm:9000 rather than using the environment variable.

[philtrep]

#375 should fix this issue