Composer error downloading laravel file could not be downloaded

Hello, I'm getting this error Help Me! Why is https not the default? Worked for me with mpdf install as well. Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub.

Already have an account? Sign in to comment. Linked pull requests. You signed in with another tab or window. Basically I was trying to setup composer in a corporate environment to enable to work with Laravel projects. But I have already spent days looking for solution on how to make composer work. I have already tried the following:. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:. Sorry, something went wrong. Yes it does. I was able to resolved my issue now.

But now, I'm using vm using Homestead hoping it will fix if I will use Linux, but not all, I don't think this contribute to the fix. So that is where the confusion I had I was thinking both were related and it may be because of proxy or certificate but no it's not. I only applied proxy except to these URLs getting certificate error. I had the same problem, I figured out that I have an other php 5.

Thanks threeFatCat. Solution by threeFatCat. I am beyond a proxy on port 80 and the weird issue is that I can download the file without problems using curl or wget, but composer simply fail. The proxy is fine. I had to whitelist the IP associated with getcomposer. Skip to content. Star 26k. New issue. Jump to bottom.

Labels Support. Copy link. Still having issues. Hi there, I am having the same issue Does it make sense? I could not format it right But try to look at the error message in detail : Anyway closing this issue as we overhauled the OpenSSL support quite a bit last few days.

Seldaek closed this Jan 26, In my case disabling ipv6 fixed the problem. Not quite sure why it stopped asking, but my solution to the same error for accessing private github repos was to run:- git config --global --add github.

Found this temporary fix that worked for me on macOS: Get name of the network device you're using: networksetup -listallnetworkservices. Any suggestions? Repeat the same for https i. If you are Linux Ubuntu user then execute the following commands to solve. I think my issue was slow internet.

Find centralized, trusted content and collaborate around the technologies you use most. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. To see if everything was okay, I ran the command, " composer diagnose " and got the following output:.

Which in theory proves that the network and the server can see the actual file. Running "composer clearcache" before the commands above makes no difference, neither does changing the repository for the packagist.

Does anyone have any other idea as to what I may do to try and get this working? Could it still be a network issue, I'm not sure as to what stream Composer is trying to use. Closing the session down and restarting it brought the environmental variables into play and I was able to install Laravel successfully! How are we doing? Please help us improve Stack Overflow.