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Denver. Apache hitting the wrong root (/)?
Hi friends. I installed Denwer (Denwer3_Base_2013-06-02_a2.2.22_p5.3.13_m5.5.25_pma3.5.1_xdebug.exe) I put a
small site in the localhost / www folder. When accessing localhost, the site opens, but the pictures are not loaded. The pictures are in the localhost/www/icons/1.png folder, when accessed in the Apache logs, this is:
[Mon Apr 02 22:42:33 2018] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: Z :/usr/local/apache/icons/
tried to set DocumentRoot in the config, so
DocumentRoot "c:/WebServers/home/localhost/www"
did not change the result. I didn't touch the config at all.
why does apache look in /usr/local/apache ? How to specify the correct root for the site?
Thank you very much for your time
PS: (here is the contents of the vhosts.conf file):
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I don’t understand at all why Denver, openserver https://ospanel.io/ closes 1000% of the task even for very demanding individuals. Just look at the screenshots and understand how far Denver is.
And instead of a virtual host, show it as your .HTACCES
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