I recently converted my old F17 machine over to F18, and apparently due to some configuration changes, I had to completely remove apache & httpd, then reinstall, which wiped out my *.conf files (I do have backups, but they seem to be useless to me at this point, will explain below).
After reinstallation, I was able to reconfigure it to point to my main site and port number (had to change, since ISP blocks port 80), and this now works.
However, I cannot view any pages that had previously been configured through the "userdir" option. I have verified that I have an "IfModule" statement to define the path, and that the module is loaded properly, but still can't view any user sites where the user begins with a ~.
I was able to come up with a workaround though, but adding an "Alias" line in the httpd.conf file, but I don't want to have to do this for all of my users (only did for myself as a test).
Can I just add a single "Alias" line:
or something similar?
After reinstallation, I was able to reconfigure it to point to my main site and port number (had to change, since ISP blocks port 80), and this now works.
However, I cannot view any pages that had previously been configured through the "userdir" option. I have verified that I have an "IfModule" statement to define the path, and that the module is loaded properly, but still can't view any user sites where the user begins with a ~.
I was able to come up with a workaround though, but adding an "Alias" line in the httpd.conf file, but I don't want to have to do this for all of my users (only did for myself as a test).
Can I just add a single "Alias" line:
Code:
Alias /~* /home/~*/public_html