Hi, I configure a website to point to a different docroot because of the installed CMS´s folder structure. How can I access the stats folder (e.g. website.tld/stats), which is still located below the original default docroot? /Tilman
In the Apache directives: Code: DocumentRoot "{DOCROOT_CLIENT}/example-1.1.3/" Alias "/stats" "{DOCROOT_CLIENT}/stats"
Sorry for reopening this discussion. I have Drupal 10 installed on most of my systems and I can‘t enable access to webalizer stats - password for user admin set in website config - Alias "/stats" "{DOCROOT_CLIENT}/stats" set in custom apache derictive within website settings - docroot is set to /cms/docroot within website redirect tab (with „no flag“ set) Trying to open /stats or /stats/index.html I still get a page not found from Drupal system Drupal has an htaccess within its webroot folder Any idea?
That's a redirect and not a changed docroot. A docroot change is what @Th0m mentioned in #4. You set the new docroot via apache directives tab. What you can try is to remove your redirect and change the docroot instead.
Hi Till, thanx for your reply. But, why do I need to change also the docroot in apache derictive? Isn‘t using the stats one enough? I though, that that one acts like an alias??
Currently, you have not changed the docroot. The redirect tab is for redirects only, you can not change the docroot there, what you added there is an Apache redirect; you have not changed the doc root of this website.
Thanks Till, I tried removing my redirect and using the apache derictive instead. This way I can reach the stats
