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How to change the APACHE directory?
Hello! Installed a LAMP build on my Manjaro Linux. Question: how can I make apache work not with the /srv/http directory, but with another one - for example /home/user/work?
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1. Create a virtual host: /etc/apache2/sites-available create a file or edit the template 000-default.conf
2. Specify the path to the desired folder, for example: "DocumentRoot /home/user/work"
3. Enable the site: a2ensite 000- default.conf
4. Reload Apache: systemctl reload apache2.service
5. Try it in a browser!
1. if you are making a web server, then LAMP is not quite what you need; there is no admin panel in it, which is inconvenient for administration.
2. Why do you need to change the directory?
3. You can just make a symbolic link.
4 Change configs, but again, if you don't know how to do it, you'd better put the admin panel.
Bitrix VM options
- console admin panel pres 1 pres 2 pres 3 etc, console but convenient, installed with 1 script or on any vm
Vestacp - installed in 1 click
Brainycp - installed in 1 click ispconfig3 -
nifiga not installed in 1 click but I use it , but if you can install it, you won't ask such questions ;)
webmin - I think there is a web server there too. can be installed from the repository
The answer to your question lies in the /etc/apache2 or /etc/httpd folder, find the configs in which the DocumentRoot "/srv/http" is registered and change it.
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