Set up domain on Apache server
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Hey I have got a VPS which I have installed Apache on so I can do some web development. Say I have a domain name. How would I link that to the Apache server.
I am running Ubuntu 16.0.4
16.04 apache2 dns vps
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Hey I have got a VPS which I have installed Apache on so I can do some web development. Say I have a domain name. How would I link that to the Apache server.
I am running Ubuntu 16.0.4
16.04 apache2 dns vps
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Hey I have got a VPS which I have installed Apache on so I can do some web development. Say I have a domain name. How would I link that to the Apache server.
I am running Ubuntu 16.0.4
16.04 apache2 dns vps
edited Feb 7 at 23:24
thomasrutter
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asked Feb 7 at 23:10
coolio85
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Hey I have got a VPS which I have installed Apache on so I can do some web development. Say I have a domain name. How would I link that to the Apache server.
I am running Ubuntu 16.0.4
16.04 apache2 dns vps
16.04 apache2 dns vps
edited Feb 7 at 23:24
thomasrutter
25.4k46086
asked Feb 7 at 23:10
coolio85
31
edited Feb 7 at 23:24
thomasrutter
25.4k46086
asked Feb 7 at 23:10
coolio85
31
edited Feb 7 at 23:24
thomasrutter
25.4k46086
edited Feb 7 at 23:24
thomasrutter
25.4k46086
edited Feb 7 at 23:24
thomasrutter
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25.4k46086
asked Feb 7 at 23:10
coolio85
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asked Feb 7 at 23:10
coolio85
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asked Feb 7 at 23:10
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in your DNS you make an A record that points to your VPS ip
that's it.
your website will be in /var/www/html
add your website stuff
open up VIM (or the editor of your choice)
sudo vim /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf
change your ServerAdmin to your email
sudo service apache2 reload
to restart apache and you are good to go
answered Feb 8 at 2:55
Oscar
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Is it just the ServerAdmin I need to change? Also is it the email I used for the domain registration?
– coolio85
Feb 8 at 12:42
ServerAdmin, not necessarily the one you used for the domain registration, anything better than having it as webmaster@localhost You may also want to add/change the ServerName www.yoursite.com
– Oscar
Feb 8 at 15:55
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1 Answer
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oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
in your DNS you make an A record that points to your VPS ip
that's it.
your website will be in /var/www/html
add your website stuff
open up VIM (or the editor of your choice)
sudo vim /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf
change your ServerAdmin to your email
sudo service apache2 reload
to restart apache and you are good to go
answered Feb 8 at 2:55
Oscar
16
Is it just the ServerAdmin I need to change? Also is it the email I used for the domain registration?
– coolio85
Feb 8 at 12:42
ServerAdmin, not necessarily the one you used for the domain registration, anything better than having it as webmaster@localhost You may also want to add/change the ServerName www.yoursite.com
– Oscar
Feb 8 at 15:55
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
in your DNS you make an A record that points to your VPS ip
that's it.
your website will be in /var/www/html
add your website stuff
open up VIM (or the editor of your choice)
sudo vim /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf
change your ServerAdmin to your email
sudo service apache2 reload
to restart apache and you are good to go
answered Feb 8 at 2:55
Oscar
16
Is it just the ServerAdmin I need to change? Also is it the email I used for the domain registration?
– coolio85
Feb 8 at 12:42
ServerAdmin, not necessarily the one you used for the domain registration, anything better than having it as webmaster@localhost You may also want to add/change the ServerName www.yoursite.com
– Oscar
Feb 8 at 15:55
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
in your DNS you make an A record that points to your VPS ip
that's it.
your website will be in /var/www/html
add your website stuff
open up VIM (or the editor of your choice)
sudo vim /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf
change your ServerAdmin to your email
sudo service apache2 reload
to restart apache and you are good to go
answered Feb 8 at 2:55
Oscar
16
in your DNS you make an A record that points to your VPS ip
that's it.
your website will be in /var/www/html
add your website stuff
open up VIM (or the editor of your choice)
sudo vim /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf
change your ServerAdmin to your email
sudo service apache2 reload
to restart apache and you are good to go
answered Feb 8 at 2:55
Oscar
16
answered Feb 8 at 2:55
Oscar
16
answered Feb 8 at 2:55
Oscar
16
answered Feb 8 at 2:55
Oscar
16
16
Is it just the ServerAdmin I need to change? Also is it the email I used for the domain registration?
– coolio85
Feb 8 at 12:42
ServerAdmin, not necessarily the one you used for the domain registration, anything better than having it as webmaster@localhost You may also want to add/change the ServerName www.yoursite.com
– Oscar
Feb 8 at 15:55
add a comment |Â
Is it just the ServerAdmin I need to change? Also is it the email I used for the domain registration?
– coolio85
Feb 8 at 12:42
ServerAdmin, not necessarily the one you used for the domain registration, anything better than having it as webmaster@localhost You may also want to add/change the ServerName www.yoursite.com
– Oscar
Feb 8 at 15:55
Is it just the ServerAdmin I need to change? Also is it the email I used for the domain registration?
– coolio85
Feb 8 at 12:42
Is it just the ServerAdmin I need to change? Also is it the email I used for the domain registration?
– coolio85
Feb 8 at 12:42
ServerAdmin, not necessarily the one you used for the domain registration, anything better than having it as webmaster@localhost You may also want to add/change the ServerName www.yoursite.com
– Oscar
Feb 8 at 15:55
ServerAdmin, not necessarily the one you used for the domain registration, anything better than having it as webmaster@localhost You may also want to add/change the ServerName www.yoursite.com
– Oscar
Feb 8 at 15:55
add a comment |Â
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