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[Steve5451²]

Did you enable htacess in the cfg? Idk how to so Google it if not.

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[pefu19]

I have gone so far but I can't find the httpd.conf file now omg

[/Pacha]

/etc/httpd.conf

?

[blueblur121]

If you are looking for a system configuration, always look in /etc/ first. If you are looking for a user configuration, look in either ~/ or ~/.config/

[pefu19]

/etc/httpd.conf

?

ls: cannot access /etc/httpd.conf: No such file or directory
i tried find / httpd but it said no file or directory
should i contact my vps provider

[blueblur121]

ls is for viewing directories. Nano or Vim is for viewing text files.

[pefu19]

ls is for viewing directories. Nano or Vim is for viewing text files.

ls will give you the file path if its there, or spit out No such file or directory, its what i use to find out if a file is thtere

[TheBlackParrot]

What HTTP damon are you running? /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf is Apache's configuration file.
See if /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf is a thing.

Also check this out, it may be in /etc/apache2.

[pefu19]

What HTTP damon are you running? /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf is Apache's configuration file.
See if /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf is a thing.

Also check this out, it may be in /etc/apache2.

ls: cannot access /etc/httpd: No such file or directory
ls: cannot access /etc/lighttpd: No such file or directory

edit: oh wait forget yeah its in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf thanks


edit2: okay i have edited the stuff and now its allow from all where the .ht* stuff is but it did nothing what do i doooo D:

[Lugnut]

Post the output of
ls /etc/

[Lugnut]

Oh, good. Now stop panicking.

[pefu19]

Okay, I have got the password setup but now when I access the website with the password on it gives me a 500 internal server error -.-''

[pefu19]

Hohoh
[Sun May 11 16:51:56 2014] [error] [client 89.69.244.157] (2)No such file or directory: Could not open password file: /etc/apache2/.htpasswd

Fixed it, for some reason it automatically redirected to /etc/apache2 with the htpasswd, I have set up the password and website I'm gonna set the rest up tommorow, good night guys

[blueblur121]

Okay, I have a local server, and I connected to it through ssh on my phone. When I attached to the tmux session, the tmux window resized to my phone's screen on the server computer's screen. So now, whenever I look at the server computer's screen, the terminal is the size of my phone. Any way to avoid this?

[pefu19]

use juicessh