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Topic: docroot not working |
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tikka.massala
Joined: 27 Feb 2014 Posts: 2 Location: Germany
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Posted: Thu 27 Feb '14 15:57 Post subject: docroot not working |
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Hello Everyone.
I am on the move from Windows 2003 to SLES 11. Bit by bit I get the system up and running and to do, what my windows server is yet doing for me. So that's why I am here. And I am a newbi...
I have a question about apache's default docroot. I possibly have messed up my installation in some way.
The default docroot is still /srv/www/htdocs according to webmin and yast
I have a virtual host in the directory /srv/intranet
I have installed phpMyAdmin in /srv/www/htdocs/phpMyAdmin
Now. My Intranet is working fine - no problem.
Then I have managed to get php running and through doing this, I have found out, that every http request to my apache server ist redirected to my intranet. Therefore I cannot use
http://server/phpmyadmin to get to the login page of phpmyadmin - this attempt results in "object not found"
To get to the bottom of it I have created another virtual host pointing directly into phpmyadmin's directory to see wether phpmyadmin ist working at all - and it does!
So I have created an info.php with the usual "phpinfo()" in it and found out, it is only accessable and working if I place it anywhere in the directory of my intranet.
If I place it in /srv/www/htdocs (where I would like it to live...) and try to access it through a browser by typing http://server/info.php it results in "object not found"
I have asked Dr. Google lots of questions about it, and I came across quite a few hints and tips and followed them. But so far everything seems to be configured the right way but still apache is misbehaving...
Where am I going wrong?
Cheers - Tikka. |
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James Blond Moderator
Joined: 19 Jan 2006 Posts: 7373 Location: Germany, Next to Hamburg
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Posted: Thu 27 Feb '14 18:04 Post subject: |
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When ever you add a vhost the main normal non vhost gets lost. I suggest you just add another vhost for your admin needs. |
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tikka.massala
Joined: 27 Feb 2014 Posts: 2 Location: Germany
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Posted: Mon 03 Mar '14 14:30 Post subject: docroot not working --> solved |
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Hello James Blond.
Thanks a lot....
I have just created another virtual host and configured it as the main host and everything works fine now.
Thinking about it for a moment, it surely has something to do with establishing some security to the server in the way that the main host is just gone so you can't forget to secure it.
But it would have saved me quite a lot time, if this was somehow mentioned in Novell dokumentation.
Anyway - it's solved and many thanks agin.
Cheers - Tikka |
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