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Apache2 Alias ​​not working on Ubuntu?

I just installed apache / php / mysql on Ubuntu 12.04 and I created an alias for my virtual directory, here's my / etc / apache 2 / sites-enabled / 000-default file:

Alias /demo/ "/home/czetsuya/projects/eclipse/eclipse-php/demo-portfolio"
<Directory "/home/czetsuya/projects/eclipse/eclipse-php/demo-portfolio">
    DirectoryIndex index.php
    Options Indexes MultiViews FollowSymLinks
    AllowOverride All
    Order deny,allow
    Deny from all
    Allow from all
</Directory>

Note that I have already used chown and chmod for: / home / czetsuya / projects / eclipse / eclipse-php / demo-portfolio

chown www-data:www-data /home/czetsuya/projects/eclipse/eclipse-php/demo-portfolio -R
chmow 777 /home/czetsuya/projects/eclipse/eclipse-php/demo-portfolio -R

But when I access: _http: // localhost / demo I got a 404 Not found error. Looking at / var / log / apache 2 / error.log I found that it still points to / var / www / demo:

File does not exist: /var/www/demo

Any idea why the alias is being ignored?

Please note that I have already rebooted and reloaded apache2. And overwrite is included too.

Thanks,
czetsuya

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Your problem will most likely be solved with the mod_alias manual ;

Note that if you include trailing / on the url path then the server will require trailing / to expand the alias. That is, if you use

Alias ​​/ icons // usr / local / apache / icons / then url / icons will not be aliased as it lacks this trailing /.



Try changing /demo/

to /demo

to your alias and it should work better.

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the guy cares about the exact syntax of these SLASHES it cannot be at the end of the directory name and also not at the end of the alias, it cost me incredible time to find this error, very nice work people from apache !!! as appropriate: Alias ​​"/ docs" "/ var / web" Wrong path: Alias ​​"/ docs /" "/ var / web /"



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