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I dedicded to migrate from windows to ubuntu, I'm trying to setup a local virtual hostfromapache` but i' getting an error of the site cannot be reach too long to respond.
Steps that i've done
- Install Apache2
- Install php7.0
- Install Composer
- Install git
- Create virtual host file to sites-available
- a2ensite the created virtual host
- restart apache2
- edit the /etc/hosts
i also tried to change the ownership of /var/www using sudo chown -R myuser:myuser /var/www but still can't access my file.
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I dedicded to migrate from windows to ubuntu, I'm trying to setup a local virtual hostfromapache` but i' getting an error of the site cannot be reach too long to respond.
Steps that i've done
- Install Apache2
- Install php7.0
- Install Composer
- Install git
- Create virtual host file to sites-available
- a2ensite the created virtual host
- restart apache2
- edit the /etc/hosts
i also tried to change the ownership of /var/www using sudo chown -R myuser:myuser /var/www but still can't access my file.
server permissions apache2 php
asked Mar 18 at 7:34
nethkennnnn
101
Is apache actually running? Is the IP you entered in the hosts file for the name correct? What happens if you go to http://127.0.0.1? Edit your question to include this information.
– vidarlo
Mar 18 at 8:30
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Put127.0.0.1in the hosts file, not 55.55.55.55. With your settings the browser tries to access 55.55.55.55 which probably doesn't respond.
– PerlDuck
Mar 18 at 9:16
@PerlDuck I tried to chage the 55.55.55.5 to 127.0.0.1 and the directory are shown. But there are one file directory that i can't access which is thepublicit says itThe page isn't working is currently unable to handle this request. Am i missing something?
– nethkennnnn
Mar 18 at 11:59
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I dedicded to migrate from windows to ubuntu, I'm trying to setup a local virtual hostfromapache` but i' getting an error of the site cannot be reach too long to respond.
Steps that i've done
- Install Apache2
- Install php7.0
- Install Composer
- Install git
- Create virtual host file to sites-available
- a2ensite the created virtual host
- restart apache2
- edit the /etc/hosts
i also tried to change the ownership of /var/www using sudo chown -R myuser:myuser /var/www but still can't access my file.
server permissions apache2 php
asked Mar 18 at 7:34
nethkennnnn
101
I dedicded to migrate from windows to ubuntu, I'm trying to setup a local virtual hostfromapache` but i' getting an error of the site cannot be reach too long to respond.
Steps that i've done
- Install Apache2
- Install php7.0
- Install Composer
- Install git
- Create virtual host file to sites-available
- a2ensite the created virtual host
- restart apache2
- edit the /etc/hosts
i also tried to change the ownership of /var/www using sudo chown -R myuser:myuser /var/www but still can't access my file.
server permissions apache2 php
server permissions apache2 php
asked Mar 18 at 7:34
nethkennnnn
101
asked Mar 18 at 7:34
nethkennnnn
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asked Mar 18 at 7:34
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asked Mar 18 at 7:34
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asked Mar 18 at 7:34
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Is apache actually running? Is the IP you entered in the hosts file for the name correct? What happens if you go to http://127.0.0.1? Edit your question to include this information.
– vidarlo
Mar 18 at 8:30
1
Put127.0.0.1in the hosts file, not 55.55.55.55. With your settings the browser tries to access 55.55.55.55 which probably doesn't respond.
– PerlDuck
Mar 18 at 9:16
@PerlDuck I tried to chage the 55.55.55.5 to 127.0.0.1 and the directory are shown. But there are one file directory that i can't access which is thepublicit says itThe page isn't working is currently unable to handle this request. Am i missing something?
– nethkennnnn
Mar 18 at 11:59
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Is apache actually running? Is the IP you entered in the hosts file for the name correct? What happens if you go to http://127.0.0.1? Edit your question to include this information.
– vidarlo
Mar 18 at 8:30
1
Put127.0.0.1in the hosts file, not 55.55.55.55. With your settings the browser tries to access 55.55.55.55 which probably doesn't respond.
– PerlDuck
Mar 18 at 9:16
@PerlDuck I tried to chage the 55.55.55.5 to 127.0.0.1 and the directory are shown. But there are one file directory that i can't access which is thepublicit says itThe page isn't working is currently unable to handle this request. Am i missing something?
– nethkennnnn
Mar 18 at 11:59
Is apache actually running? Is the IP you entered in the hosts file for the name correct? What happens if you go to http://127.0.0.1? Edit your question to include this information.
– vidarlo
Mar 18 at 8:30
Is apache actually running? Is the IP you entered in the hosts file for the name correct? What happens if you go to http://127.0.0.1? Edit your question to include this information.
– vidarlo
Mar 18 at 8:30
1
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Put
127.0.0.1 in the hosts file, not 55.55.55.55. With your settings the browser tries to access 55.55.55.55 which probably doesn't respond.– PerlDuck
Mar 18 at 9:16
Put
127.0.0.1 in the hosts file, not 55.55.55.55. With your settings the browser tries to access 55.55.55.55 which probably doesn't respond.– PerlDuck
Mar 18 at 9:16
@PerlDuck I tried to chage the 55.55.55.5 to 127.0.0.1 and the directory are shown. But there are one file directory that i can't access which is the
public it says it The page isn't working is currently unable to handle this request. Am i missing something?– nethkennnnn
Mar 18 at 11:59
@PerlDuck I tried to chage the 55.55.55.5 to 127.0.0.1 and the directory are shown. But there are one file directory that i can't access which is the
public it says it The page isn't working is currently unable to handle this request. Am i missing something?– nethkennnnn
Mar 18 at 11:59
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Is apache actually running? Is the IP you entered in the hosts file for the name correct? What happens if you go to http://127.0.0.1? Edit your question to include this information.
– vidarlo
Mar 18 at 8:30
1
Put
127.0.0.1in the hosts file, not 55.55.55.55. With your settings the browser tries to access 55.55.55.55 which probably doesn't respond.– PerlDuck
Mar 18 at 9:16
@PerlDuck I tried to chage the 55.55.55.5 to 127.0.0.1 and the directory are shown. But there are one file directory that i can't access which is the
publicit says itThe page isn't working is currently unable to handle this request. Am i missing something?– nethkennnnn
Mar 18 at 11:59