I would like to host a wordpress site. But I have a owncloud bitnami VM that is works very well.
Is it enough to set different domains or subdomains in apache configuration?
As you are using a Bitnami installation, you can download the Bitnami Wordpress Module: https://bitnami.com/stack/lamp/modules
After the installation, you will have both Owncloud and Wordpress. If you don't like the default configuration, you can adapt the Apache prefixes and virtual hosts to fix your needs.
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I have an instance of Wordpress on Amazon Lightsail, Wordpress is installed on a subdomain, I used the Bitnami image that Lightsail offers. I want to host a static page in the main domain, example: "https://www.expample.com". I have tried the solution that gives Bitnami, simply upload the files to the path: / opt / bitnami / apache2 / htdocs / I tried this but if I access with my browser to the main domain nothing appears
I want to solve this and upload a static website that points to this domain.
You should not use the directory /opt/bitnami/apache2/htdocs/ since you're using a WordPress Stack and Apache is configured to serve the content of the directory /opt/bitnami/apps/wordpress/htdocs/ at the root of your domain.
Please visit Bitnami Documentation for WordPress at AWS for more information:
https://docs.bitnami.com/aws/apps/wordpress
I am working with AWS ubuntu 16.04 and apache webserver. My root folder is /var/www/html. I need to point my primary domain to project folder /var/www/html/store.
How is it possible..??
Just edit you Apache config (usually something like /etc/httpd/httpd.conf or /etc/apache/httpd.conf) and restart apache (usually service httpd restart or service apache2 restart).
I need to test a website before switching its DNS and I'd like to learn how to configure the webserver in order to access sites with http://ipaddress/~username, like cPanel does.
I'm using Ubuntu Server 14.04.2 LTS.
Thanks
mod_userdir provides the ~username support. On ubuntu, use a2enable userdir to load and configure mod_userdir. By default, your server should respond to requests to its own IP address so no action is required there.
I am running a vps with Ubuntu on it. On this server, I have a nginx server which hosts a wordpress website at port 80. I am trying to figure out how I can create a subdomain on my website to host an apache svn server from at an example url like: https://svn.example.com where my wordpress site is located at http://www.example.com
I have searched around quite a lot, and either I am missing the basic tutorials or there aren't any.
Could someone explain the basic process to me?
Run Apache on 443 port only (pure https), add virthost to it and add SVN to it, using any manual from Net
I currently installed redmine on my server, and configured apache2 to run it in a virtualhost over mydomain.com
Thing is I also want to host some extra pages, at mydomain.com/personal, but since redmine is running the page is never found. How can I override this configuration to run both redmine and some personal pages?
You need the Alias directive to just create a virtual directory, which maps /public with some other real directory on the filesystem.