IT'S WORKING:Weird, fresh VM, 99% of guides are the same except the write up on vultr. Could it have been me being lazy and running a web server as root user? The only thing different was this command:sudo find /var/www/website1.com/public_html -type d -exec chmod g+s {} \;On Mon, 2 May 2022 at 19:38, Josh Mustillo <josh.mustillo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi :D, Yeah I tried directory blocks within the configs, I updated my stack post as that was a spelling error as I changed the configs for my post using generic domain instead of my actual domains XD, literally going to set up a new VM and start fresh again. There must be a bug or something with apaches name handling as port based works, (also updated my stack post) to show port based virtual hosts are working.On Mon, 2 May 2022 at 6:27 pm, Ivan Ionut <ivan.ionut@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi, I'm usually the guy that needs requests help :D but have you tried this directory block?
<Directory "
/var/www/website2.com/public_html">
Require all granted
Options -Indexes
</Directory>
P.S I noticed in your stack post that you added Directory block of
website1.comwithin website2.com---
On 02-05-2022 09:49, Josh Mustillo wrote:
Gday,I'll post a link to my stack overflow post as it's nicely formatted:I've been trying for a couple of weeks on a oracle compute instance with no luck so I thought I would try a Multisite on a local Ubuntu virtual machine with no luck either.
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