Apache2 setup

[keyser_soze]

I think this is a quick nube question.

I have Debian stable installed and have set up two virtual hosts, one on port 80 and the other a secure site on port 443. Currently, they both point to the same site.

I can access the site if I type www.site.com/index.phtml but www.site.com brings up
www.site.com/apache2-default/

How can I correct this?

Thanks.

[till]

Please post your vhost configuration.

[falko]

You can try to change the DirectoryIndex directive in your Apache configuration so that index.phtml comes first, e.g.

DirectoryIndex index.phtml index.html ...

Don't forget to restart Apache afterwards.

[keyser_soze]

Originally Posted by till

Please post your vhost configuration.

I am not sure what you are referring to. Are you asking for the files in sites-enabled?

[keyser_soze]

Originally Posted by falko

You can try to change the DirectoryIndex directive in your Apache configuration so that index.phtml comes first, e.g.

DirectoryIndex index.phtml index.html ...

Don't forget to restart Apache afterwards.

Thanks for the suggestion. index.phtml was not in the list. I added it in but the problem is still there. (and yes, I did restart Apache2 afterwards.)

[till]

Originally Posted by keyser_soze

I am not sure what you are referring to. Are you asking for the files in sites-enabled?

Yes, if you added the vhost there.

[falko]

Originally Posted by keyser_soze

Thanks for the suggestion. index.phtml was not in the list. I added it in but the problem is still there. (and yes, I did restart Apache2 afterwards.)

Did you put index.phtml in the first place?

I am not sure what you are referring to. Are you asking for the files in sites-enabled?

If you're on Debian Sarge, then yes, the default vhost is in sites-enabled.

[themachine]

actually, by default debian does this on the "default" vhost in "/etc/apache2/sites-available/default". You need to either create a separate vhost and leave this default in tact... or just remove the line that looks similar to "Redirect blahbla /apache2-default/" .... err maybe its "Rewrite".... dunno

[keyser_soze]

Originally Posted by themachine

or just remove the line that looks similar to "Redirect blahbla /apache2-default/" .... err maybe its "Rewrite".... dunno

BINGO!

Thanks to all for your help!