Thank you! It was my fault because I forgot to look at config.log file.
configure:27226: checking if event MPM supports this platform
configure:27241: result: no - APR skiplist is not available
configure:27328: checking if worker MPM supports this platform
configure:27340: result: yes
Also jkl.com has been defined in two virtualhost, only the first match
is being used. Make sure all virtualhost have unique servername
entries, or otherwise first match will grab all the requests for the
specific name.
2017-07-09 15:30 GMT+02:00 Blake McBride :
> That was the
That was the problem! I created the symbolic link with the same name as
the file in the sites-available directory. It didn't end with ".conf".
Fixing that, the problem went away and it is working now.
It seems apache is not as hard to configure as I thought. It was just a
stupid mistake on my
On Sun, Jul 9, 2017 at 9:06 AM, Blake McBride wrote:
> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 43 Jul 5 20:43 abc.com ->
> /etc/apache2/sites-available/abc.com
Your config probably includes site-enabled/*.conf so this config file
is not read / not disaplyed by apachectl -S / not loaded at
On Sun, Jul 9, 2017 at 5:36 AM, Daniel wrote:
> Define specific customlog entries for your virtualhost, you will see they
> don't get any entries, another virtualhost is grabbing those requests and
> the redirect as you can see is not happening.
>
> apachectl -S as has been
@daniel my bad :) …. as I did mention though I dropped Apache over a year ago
and that was my last working method and it worked for me, was not saying it is
right and certainly with all the changes that have happened in Apache clearly
NOT the correct way of doing things at all these days :)
Define specific customlog entries for your virtualhost, you will see they
don't get any entries, another virtualhost is grabbing those requests and
the redirect as you can see is not happening.
apachectl -S as has been previously said would have helped you, but you
just "grepped" it, it's not