PPS If I remove the Alias for the google file from 000-default.conf the browser still loads the file at https://www.nuv2.com/static/content/google6821620603f54cd0.html so am I correct to say the alias isn't doing anything?
On Friday, December 23, 2022 at 10:37:26 AM UTC-8 Bob Floyd wrote: > PS. Interesting, if I navigate to > https://www.nuv2.com/static/content/google6821620603f54cd0.html in the > browser I get the file. I got the idea by noticing in the apache logs that > asking from html had static/content in the url. Hope this gives you some > guidance as to what I've done wrong! > > On Friday, December 23, 2022 at 9:59:32 AM UTC-8 Bob Floyd wrote: > >> I tried and still get 404: >> Alias /google6821620603f54cd0.html >> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/google6821620603f54cd0.html >> and confirmed the file is there: >> ls /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/google6821620603f54cd0.html >> and restarted apache: >> sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart >> >> If you navigate to nuv2.com you will see .ico and .jpg files in >> static/content loaded correctly, so I conclude the directory is reachable. >> It's only when I navigate in the browser to https:/ >> nuv2.com/google6821620603f54cd0.html that I consistently get 404. It is >> as if >> WSGIScriptAlias / /var/www/wsgi/WWWsiteServer.wsgi >> is being used to process the url (and there is no python route for it) >> instead of >> Alias /google6821620603f54cd0.html >> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/google6821620603f54cd0.html >> but that doesn't make sense as the .ico and .jpg files load (but they >> also get 404 if navigated to). Something is different in asking for the >> files from within html code and asking for them in the browser url. >> >> I see this in the error log after I enter https:/ >> nuv2.com/google6821620603f54cd0.html in hte browser: >> >> 2022-12-23 17:56:40 >> Error >> 192.88.134.10 >> 404 >> GET /google6821620603f54cd0.html >> <https://50.62.181.212/smb/file-manager/code-editor?currentDir=%2Fhttpdocs%2F&subscriptionId=1&file=google6821620603f54cd0.html&redirect=%2Fsmb%2Flog-file%2Fbrowser%2Fid%2F1> >> HTTP/1.0 >> >> Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like >> Gecko) Chrome/108.0.0.0 Safari/537.36 Edg/108.0.1462.54 >> 2.30 K >> Apache SSL/TLS access >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> On Thursday, December 22, 2022 at 5:51:30 PM UTC-8 Graham Dumpleton wrote: >> >>> Did you try with: >>> >>> Alias /google6821620603f54cd0.html >>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/google6821620603f54cd0.html >>> >>> or not? >>> >>> I wasn't using "/home/google6821620603f54cd0.html" on the Alias line, >>> you were, and I was telling you to change it to the live above. It should >>> look similar to other Alias lines for other files in that directory you >>> already have but you were missing the "WWWsiteServer/static/content" part >>> of the path. >>> >>> Graham >>> >>> On 23 Dec 2022, at 12:45 pm, Bob Floyd <bobfl...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>> Hi Graham, >>> >>> $ ls -lasd /home/nuvroot >>> 4 drwxr-xr-x 6 nuvroot nuvroot 4096 Dec 22 15:54 /home/nuvroot >>> >>> What I tried didn't work, however I'm also bit confused about your use >>> of /home/google6821620603f54cd0.html on the Alias line. As that is the >>> target should the google file also be located there? I don't have access >>> above nuvroot! >>> >>> Here is the VirtualHost ( I also copied the google file to >>> /home/nuvroot): >>> >>> # Highest priority >>> <VirtualHost *:7080> >>> >>> ServerName www.nuv2.com >>> >>> ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost >>> >>> DocumentRoot /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer >>> >>> <Directory /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer> >>> Require all granted >>> </Directory> >>> >>> WSGIDaemonProcess nuv2.com >>> python-home=/usr/local/venvs/WWWsiteServer >>> WSGIProcessGroup nuv2.com >>> >>> WSGIApplicationGroup %{GLOBAL} >>> >>> WSGIScriptAlias / /var/www/wsgi/WWWsiteServer.wsgi >>> >>> <Directory /var/www/wsgi> >>> Require all granted >>> </Directory> >>> >>> Alias /BSIM-5-Stage-Inverter.JPG >>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/BSIM-5-Stage-Inverter.JPG >>> Alias /Lease.pdf >>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/Lease.pdf >>> Alias /NuV2.ico /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/NuV2.ico >>> Alias /favicon.ico >>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/favicon.ico >>> Alias /PDF_32.png >>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/PDF_32.png >>> Alias /SecureLeaseSm.JPG >>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/SecureLeaseSm.JPG >>> Alias /TrademarkSmall.JPG >>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/TrademarkSmall.JPG >>> Alias /UIDialog.bmp >>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/UIDialog.bmp >>> # For google search ownership verification >>> Alias /google6821620603f54cd0.html >>> /home/nuvroot/google6821620603f54cd0.html >>> # I also tried >>> #Alias /google6821620603f54cd0.html /home/google6821620603f54cd0.html >>> >>> ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error.log >>> CustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/access.log combined >>> >>> </VirtualHost> >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Bob >>> On Thursday, December 22, 2022 at 2:31:19 PM UTC-8 Graham Dumpleton >>> wrote: >>> >>>> You use "/home/google6821620603f54cd0.html" as the target of the URL >>>> path where it should be: >>>> >>>> Alias /google6821620603f54cd0.html >>>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/google6821620603f54cd0.html >>>> >>>> based on what directory you said it was in. >>>> >>>> If that still doesn't work then the issue may be that the Apache user >>>> doesn't have access to anything under the home directory. So it still >>>> getting access error what do you get for: >>>> >>>> ls -lasd /home/nuvroot >>>> >>>> Graham >>>> >>>> On 23 Dec 2022, at 3:46 am, Bob Floyd <bobfl...@gmail.com> wrote: >>>> >>>> I put the google search HTML file (for ownership verification) in >>>> static/content: >>>> >>>> ~/WWWsiteServer/static/content$ ls -l >>>> total 244 >>>> -rw-rw-r-- 1 nuvroot nuvroot 21748 Dec 6 23:53 >>>> BSIM-5-Stage-Inverter.JPG >>>> -rw-rw-r-- 1 nuvroot nuvroot 89457 Dec 6 23:53 Lease.pdf >>>> -rw-rw-r-- 1 nuvroot nuvroot 1078 Dec 6 23:53 NuV2.ico >>>> -rw-rw-r-- 1 nuvroot nuvroot 772 Dec 6 23:53 PDF_32.png >>>> -rw-rw-r-- 1 nuvroot nuvroot 27452 Dec 6 23:53 SecureLeaseSm.JPG >>>> -rw-rw-r-- 1 nuvroot nuvroot 8767 Dec 6 23:53 TrademarkSmall.JPG >>>> -rw-rw-r-- 1 nuvroot nuvroot 77494 Dec 6 23:53 UIDialog.bmp >>>> -rw-rw-r-- 1 nuvroot nuvroot 1078 Dec 9 19:19 favicon.ico >>>> -r--r--r-- 1 nuvroot root 53 Dec 22 01:06 >>>> google6821620603f54cd0.html >>>> >>>> In my browser I enter https://www.nuv2.com/google6821620603f54cd0.html >>>> as recommended by google to test for access to the file and get 404 error. >>>> >>>> If you navigate to nuv2.com, the other files in content are properly >>>> loaded, although attempting to access any of them using a url in the >>>> browser also gives 404. >>>> >>>> In the Apache 000-default.conf file I'm using Alias as recommended in >>>> the modwsgi docs: >>>> # Remap URL's for static files to where they actually are >>>> Alias /BSIM-5-Stage-Inverter.JPG >>>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/BSIM-5-Stage-Inverter.JPG >>>> Alias /Lease.pdf >>>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/Lease.pdf >>>> Alias /NuV2.ico >>>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/NuV2.ico >>>> Alias /favicon.ico >>>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/favicon.ico >>>> Alias /PDF_32.png >>>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/PDF_32.png >>>> Alias /SecureLeaseSm.JPG >>>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/SecureLeaseSm.JPG >>>> Alias /TrademarkSmall.JPG >>>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/TrademarkSmall.JPG >>>> Alias /UIDialog.bmp >>>> /home/nuvroot/WWWsiteServer/static/content/UIDialog.bmp >>>> # For google search ownership verification >>>> Alias /google6821620603f54cd0.html /home/google6821620603f54cd0.html >>>> >>>> Any suggestions how I can get access to the google html file from the >>>> url? 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