How can the problem of "Undefined variable $errors and Session store not set on request" on the login and register page be resolved in Laravel's multi-tenancy with subdomains?

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The "Undefined variable $errors and Session store not set on request" error may occur due to a few reasons in Laravel's multi-tenancy with subdomains. Here are some ways to resolve the issue:

1. Make sure the session middleware is applied to the routes. In Laravel, the session middleware is responsible for managing the user's session data, including errors. To apply the session middleware, add it to the middleware array in the route or controller constructor.

2. Check the value of the APPURL environment variable. In multi-tenancy with subdomains, each tenant may have a different subdomain. Laravel uses the APPURL environment variable to generate URLs, so make sure the value is set correctly for each tenant.

3. Check the view files for the login and register pages. Make sure the variables $errors and $message are defined in the views. Laravel automatically passes the $errors variable to the view, but you may need to define the $message variable yourself.

4. Check the session driver configuration. Laravel supports different session drivers, such as file, database, and cache. Make sure the chosen session driver is configured correctly, and the session table or cache is created in the database or cache store.

5. Try clearing the cache and restarting the server. Sometimes, caching issues can cause the session store not to be set on request. Clearing the Laravel cache and restarting the server may resolve the issue.

These steps can help resolve the "Undefined variable $errors and Session store not set on request" issue in Laravel's multi-tenancy with subdomains.