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Originally Posted by khafa and in default-server.conf ? I can't find default-server.conf in /etc/apache2/ Where is it?...
  1. 09-03-2009 #1
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    Where is this default-server.conf?

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    and in default-server.conf ?
    I can't find default-server.conf in /etc/apache2/

    Where is it?
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  2. 09-05-2009 #2
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    A quick google search indicates that it might reside in the /etc/apache* folder.
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  3. 09-06-2009 #3
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    Well... I already searched there and it's not. I guess it has been removed in newer version of apache.

    I did manage to solve the problem by editing the file:

    /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default

    and changing the lines containing /var/www, so they pointed to the folder I wanted as the root folder for the website.

    I hope this will help others having the same issue.
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