Apache2 setup

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.

 

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

Code:

DirectoryIndex index.phtml index.html ...

Don't forget to restart Apache afterwards.

 

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

 

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?

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

 

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

 

BINGO!

Thanks to all for your help!