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Access other applications on Apache

Added by Arcturus Girish over 5 years ago

I had a default installation of Openproject 7.3.2 in Ubuntu 16.04.03 LTS using the apt-get method. It is working fine on /openproject location.

Now, if i want to run another application on Apache server (say /app2), where do i configure it? I suppose it will be something in /etc/apache2/site-available/app2.conf
Is it correct or do I need to more configuration changes?

Also when I access the root path (/) on browser, it says Forbidden You don’t have permission to access / on this server. How do I fix this?


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RE: Access other applications on Apache - Added by Munkapad Workplace over 5 years ago

the same here, I would like to place a redirect in the HTML root index.html but have no idea how this works. and also have the same error code

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