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  4. OP 3.0: directory structure instead of website after installation

OP 3.0: directory structure instead of website after installation

Added by Fritz Müller about 11 years ago

Hello,

I am new to Openproject and ruby. Nontheless I installed Openproject 3.0 using instruction for Debian + Apache + MySQL. Installation went quite well. Just installing rvm I did being root. But user openproject could proceed further installation without flaws.

Also I wanted to integrate OP in my already existing website and not use a completely new one. So I changed /etc/apache2/conf/openproject.conf appropriately (I hope so):

Alias /openproject /home/openproject/openproject
<Directory /home/openproject/openproject/public>

  1. This relaxes Apache security settings.
    AllowOverride all
  2. MultiViews must be turned off.
    Options -MultiViews

Now I am ready, everything seems in place. But when I open www.my-site.org/openproject I see the directory structure of “Index of /openproject” as in file:///home/openproject/openproject. No website, just file and directory names.

Donn’t know what went wrong. Any help is appreciated.

Regards,
Fritz

EDIT: Just changed the first line to

Alias /openproject /home/openproject/openproject/public

This results in an 403 error:

Forbidden
You don’t have permission to access /openproject/ on this server.

I am stuck.
Fritz


Replies (4)

RE: OP 3.0: directory structure instead of website after installation - Added by Laurent Kummer about 11 years ago

Hi Fritz,
I hit the same problem with a fresh install on Debian 7.
Were you able to find the problem?

Thanks
Laurent

RE: OP 3.0: directory structure instead of website after installation - Added by Fritz Müller almost 11 years ago

Ping.

No clues?
Absolutley rare phenomenon?
Never happened before?(well: once - Thank you Laurent)

RE: OP 3.0: directory structure instead of website after installation - Added by Fritz Müller over 10 years ago

Hi folks,

I went through the installation instructions once more (third time meanwhile). I noticed an error in the apache2 configuration. After correcting this and adding things according to [[https://www.openproject.org/topics/1340]] (thanks for that!) got all fixed. So it was - as often - a tiny little misspelling in the config files.

Yours humbly,
Fritz

RE: OP 3.0: directory structure instead of website after installation - Added by Achab Bachadiensis over 10 years ago

Hi, I am having the same problem as the OP. I added the rails_relative_url_root to config/configuration.yml and re-run RAILS_ENV="production" bundle exec rake assets:precompile, but get 403. Fritz, what was the error in apach2 config that you fixed? Thanks!

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