How did you do your centralized install? Did you use aliasing or symbolic links? On your server, can you browse your concrete folder ok? Does any of the site work at all??

Jon

I used option 2, with the alias setting in the virtual host settings.

like:

#
# aardgas-update.nl (/etc/apache2/sites-available/dev.aardgas-update.nl)
#
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName dev.aardgas-update.nl
ServerAlias aardgas-update.nl
DocumentRoot /var/www/Nogepa/
Alias ^/concrete /usr/share/concrete5/concrete-latest-stable/concrete
php_value include_path
".:/usr/share/pear:/usr/share/concrete5/concrete-latest-stable"


Strange thing is that the site works, except for loading of the concrete files, like jquery and css.


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Yeah, must confess, i ran into loads of problems using alias and found the symbolic link to work much better for me. If you wanna give it a try, the syntax from inside your web root is:

ln -s /usr/share/concrete5/concrete-latest-stable/concrete concrete

To get the alias to work, you may find it's a permission or apache directive issue. Could be a pain to track down tho!

Jon

I thought let's try something else and changed



into



without the ^

That seems to be the trick, now it is working.

I thought let's try something else and changed



into



without the ^

That seems to be the trick, now it is working.

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