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Configure apache forwards my site to index.php for root [on hold]
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow can I remove HTTP headers with .htaccess in Apache?Why is this server redirecting to another page?Dissecting a website attack through a compromised FTP accountServe PHP page in web root but show contents in subdirectoriesHTTPS/HTTP redirects via .htaccessHow Do I Set Up a Subdomain with a Separate Webhost and Domain Registrar?Redirect each request to index pageRedirect to absolute URL in .htaccess returns wrong host name on OpenShiftCan't log in to FTP or /administrator panel after .htaccess redirectRestrict Access To index.php - Apache
Struggling with following issue: CPanel on shared hosting force index to be index.php and fowards any requests to root i.e. '/' to it.
I already tried to use htaccess file to override this - without any success.
The general idea is to have Ghost bloggin run on shared hosting and actually everything is working except index context (/) which is being redirected to index.php. I do know that it is not recommended - unfortunatelly I really like Ghost but cannot afford VPS or anything similar.
I know that is not related to CPanel and main question is - is it possible to apply some directive into .htaccess which could solve that problem?
Any ideas how that can be archieved?
.htaccess cpanel ghost-blog
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Struggling with following issue: CPanel on shared hosting force index to be index.php and fowards any requests to root i.e. '/' to it.
I already tried to use htaccess file to override this - without any success.
The general idea is to have Ghost bloggin run on shared hosting and actually everything is working except index context (/) which is being redirected to index.php. I do know that it is not recommended - unfortunatelly I really like Ghost but cannot afford VPS or anything similar.
I know that is not related to CPanel and main question is - is it possible to apply some directive into .htaccess which could solve that problem?
Any ideas how that can be archieved?
.htaccess cpanel ghost-blog
asked yesterday
Aleksandr PopovAleksandr Popov
12
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put on hold as off-topic by Michael Hampton♦ 21 hours ago
- This question does not appear to be about server, networking, or related infrastructure administration within the scope defined in the help center.
So, what do you want to happen specifically? Apache needs to do something when you request the root directory, otherwise you’re not going to get a valid response. Incidentally, it’s not cPanel that does this; it’s Apache.
– MrWhite
yesterday
Yes you're right @MrWhite. I was thinking about directive inhtaccesswhich could solve that problem. Could you advice any?
– Aleksandr Popov
22 hours ago
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Struggling with following issue: CPanel on shared hosting force index to be index.php and fowards any requests to root i.e. '/' to it.
I already tried to use htaccess file to override this - without any success.
The general idea is to have Ghost bloggin run on shared hosting and actually everything is working except index context (/) which is being redirected to index.php. I do know that it is not recommended - unfortunatelly I really like Ghost but cannot afford VPS or anything similar.
I know that is not related to CPanel and main question is - is it possible to apply some directive into .htaccess which could solve that problem?
Any ideas how that can be archieved?
.htaccess cpanel ghost-blog
asked yesterday
Aleksandr PopovAleksandr Popov
12
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Struggling with following issue: CPanel on shared hosting force index to be index.php and fowards any requests to root i.e. '/' to it.
I already tried to use htaccess file to override this - without any success.
The general idea is to have Ghost bloggin run on shared hosting and actually everything is working except index context (/) which is being redirected to index.php. I do know that it is not recommended - unfortunatelly I really like Ghost but cannot afford VPS or anything similar.
I know that is not related to CPanel and main question is - is it possible to apply some directive into .htaccess which could solve that problem?
Any ideas how that can be archieved?
.htaccess cpanel ghost-blog
.htaccess cpanel ghost-blog
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put on hold as off-topic by Michael Hampton♦ 21 hours ago
- This question does not appear to be about server, networking, or related infrastructure administration within the scope defined in the help center.
put on hold as off-topic by Michael Hampton♦ 21 hours ago
- This question does not appear to be about server, networking, or related infrastructure administration within the scope defined in the help center.
So, what do you want to happen specifically? Apache needs to do something when you request the root directory, otherwise you’re not going to get a valid response. Incidentally, it’s not cPanel that does this; it’s Apache.
– MrWhite
yesterday
Yes you're right @MrWhite. I was thinking about directive inhtaccesswhich could solve that problem. Could you advice any?
– Aleksandr Popov
22 hours ago
add a comment |
So, what do you want to happen specifically? Apache needs to do something when you request the root directory, otherwise you’re not going to get a valid response. Incidentally, it’s not cPanel that does this; it’s Apache.
– MrWhite
yesterday
Yes you're right @MrWhite. I was thinking about directive inhtaccesswhich could solve that problem. Could you advice any?
– Aleksandr Popov
22 hours ago
So, what do you want to happen specifically? Apache needs to do something when you request the root directory, otherwise you’re not going to get a valid response. Incidentally, it’s not cPanel that does this; it’s Apache.
– MrWhite
yesterday
So, what do you want to happen specifically? Apache needs to do something when you request the root directory, otherwise you’re not going to get a valid response. Incidentally, it’s not cPanel that does this; it’s Apache.
– MrWhite
yesterday
Yes you're right @MrWhite. I was thinking about directive in
htaccess which could solve that problem. Could you advice any?– Aleksandr Popov
22 hours ago
Yes you're right @MrWhite. I was thinking about directive in
htaccess which could solve that problem. Could you advice any?– Aleksandr Popov
22 hours ago
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So, what do you want to happen specifically? Apache needs to do something when you request the root directory, otherwise you’re not going to get a valid response. Incidentally, it’s not cPanel that does this; it’s Apache.
– MrWhite
yesterday
Yes you're right @MrWhite. I was thinking about directive in
htaccesswhich could solve that problem. Could you advice any?– Aleksandr Popov
22 hours ago