I was running owncloud9 on debian 8 - using the system as a remote headless server. with apache2
Everything seemed OK.
For reasons that I hardly remember i decided to remove Apache2 and install lighttpd instead.
As far as I can tell I've removed everything that relates to apache, all config files - the lots.
When I access the system with - using lighttpd -
http://abc.co.uk - the correct home page shows up.
But when I try
http://abc.co.uk/owncloud I get
Not Found: vhost: abc.co.uk /owncloud
I've no idea how to resolve this problem - and I tried using other servers hiawatha,nginx - the same error show.
And if I now reinstall apache2 - it won't start.
any ideas as to how to correct the 'not Found 'vhost' problem please /
Thanks
David
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Re: Problems with web server
So what error messages does it generate? What's in your config file(s) and does 'apachectl configtest' like your syntax?davidknibb wrote:And if I now reinstall apache2 - it won't start.
The apache log will almost certainly explain why it's not starting, but I can't see it from here.
Sounds to me like the vhost that serves /owncloud is not configured, or the owncloud config file is not enabled (possibly not even installed).davidknibb wrote:any ideas as to how to correct the 'not Found 'vhost' problem please
AFAIK, owncloud only ships config fragments for apache - if you want to run it on some other webserver you will need to create your own.
That's all I can say, as I can't see your log files or webserver configuration, and without my crystal ball I can't work out how you set this up.
Which owncloud packages were installed and where did they come from? I'm guessing not from Debian, as IIRC oldstable ships version 7.
I have owncloud running on apache here... My setup may or may not be similar to how you configured yours, but you don't say, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
On the other hand, the simplest solution is to just reinstall apache and restore the configuration files from backup. You do have a backup strategy for this server, right?
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