Hello. I’ve installed Discourse a few times now without problem. And I did one install yesterday. And it all went ok. But I reinstalled it for some reason. I’ve done as previously. But now I don’t get the discourse register page but a Apache test page instead. I’ve restarted my server. Full wipe. And reinstalled it. Same problem. My site > Forum.byggforum.no Installation steps used Thanks for any tips!

what happens when you turn off the apache service on your VPS?

How did you setup vhost AND app.yml? Because installation you followed won’t work per se. Apache will hijack ports 80 and 443. And I don’t know if you are using www.byggforum.no but http gives 302 redirection and https serves error 500. So — Apache2 is broken.

Not to insult anyones intelligence, but I always look at the error_log file whenever I get a default Apache page. It’s usually just a permission error or pointing to a wrong directory.

You aren’t insulting anyone’s intelligence, it’s more that Apache isn’t part of discourse and won’t be installed anywhere if you’re following the standard install. @jo-andre You need to provide more information about the server and why Apache is present in the first place.

Hey sorry for late respons! [image] Stephen: @jo-andre You need to provide more information about the server and why Apache is present in the first place. i have no idea why Apache is running. or installed. this is a fresh server. edit: Cant even find it … [Akward Ok GIF by MASTERPIECE | PBS]

[image] Stephen: Could your DNS be set incorrectly? yeah, probably. That’s my thing! The ip of the server where pointing too the main domain & sub-domain. i removed the one pointing to main domain and ill try again. edit Thanks! i would never tought of that! :smiley: Many thanks for helping out @merefield @Jagster @Fluttercode & @Stephen :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

[image] jo-andre hansen: The ip of the server where pointing too the main domain & sub-domain. That is how it should work, because both are on same IP address. Your vhosts aren’t right, I guess. But one way to fix that is remove ”main domain” from DNS.

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Stephen (Stephen) November 7, 2022, 6:24pm 7

Could your DNS be set incorrectly?

Does Apache still respond during a server reboot? That’s usually a good clue that it’s not the same system responding.

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