Why is Apache httpd-apache2 not reading sites?

Why is Apache httpd-apache2 not reading sites?

For some reason apache doesn’t seem to read mydomain.com.conf at all, it will always default to the configuration in 000-default.conf. When visting my site I get a 403 Forbidden response.

Why is Apache permission denied on httpd.conf-CentOS?

Since I still hadn’t written over /etc/httpd/conf/magic I was able to see what it should be set as. To get the file back to the right SELinux settings I ran: So things are working. Sorry, but hopefully it helps document SELinux features for others. I’m actually kind of excited about the features now that I get it.

What does allow override None Mean in Apache httpd?

This is basic Apache performance and security tuning, and likely the default on nearly every distribution of Apache HTTPD out there by now. The ‘AllowOverride None’ from the first Directory listing keeps Apache from checking every single directory ABOVE the Document root for overrides (.htaccess files).

Which is the third directory in Apache httpd?

Third, the ‘Directory “C:/Apache/htdocs” is configured to Allow from all from your DocumentRoot. This is basic Apache performance and security tuning, and likely the default on nearly every distribution of Apache HTTPD out there by now.

How to add sites-enabled to Apache config?

Your main config (httpd.conf or apache2.conf) should have a line that will include the sites-enabled directory. If it is not there, add it near the end, and reload apache. You need to follow some steps, like there must be one more directory named as sites-available in /etc/httpd.

Why is my apache2.conf not including includeoptional sites?

My apache2.conf does a IncludeOptional sites-enabled/*.conf. What’s wrong? Either your site is empty and not having any files or it is not having any file as mentioned int he Directory Index. Another possibility is the permissions. The files or the directory of your site may not have permissions for apache’s user to access.

What to do if Apache is not detected?

If it is not there, add it near the end, and reload apache. You need to follow some steps, like there must be one more directory named as sites-available in /etc/httpd. So you need to create a file with any name in sites-available and then you need to run below command.