HTS Dev Diary: Installing Apache2 & Changing DocumentRoot

Kim continues prepping her development for web design and development by installing Ubuntu and changing its DocumentRoot directory.

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[harmony]

No other tutorial on the internet could help me but you did! You saved me hours of stress! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[snowopenski]

Two things to add to your video. First you don't need to use sudo when you are using root. Sudo mean Super User do, or rather root do this. Second when you want to change the permissions of a specific file or folder you can use the entire path name of the folder. So for you you can just do chmod -R 755 /path/to/your/folder. When you use 755 you are saying to the computer give the owner read, write, and execute access to everything in the folder. Hope this helps you in the future.

[chippisc]

great - i seem to have followed old descriptions and was editing a different conf-file ;)

[thoughtyness]

Thanks a lot! I have been trying to figure this out for days now and this finally got everything to work.

[Nkraka]

Thanks...this actually solved my problem

[jakehowell]

this was REALLY helpful! thanks alot :)