@withevo
Try to follow the same order of the folders that I have.
Look at the picture and also look that my web server uses the "public_html" as your "www"..
just that you can compare... I dont know if this help you.. but may be you dont need another setting in special..you are almost there...
Also, look at your config.lua if is starting with any comment tag like:
--Define blablabla..
I had an issue with this tags...
Setting the webserver to public.html , I already did that (mentioned it in
EDIT3)
[one does simply not read entire post before answering ]
for a doublecheck i compared the pictures.
1. Folders are fine.
2. my MySQL port is 3300 (i manually set it when i installed webserver, because it said 3306 is in use) [I am going to cry into pillow, if this brings forth the access issue]
In
EDIT3 i also said: fixed some TFS syntaxes (by that i ment the comment lines, my error log found 1 of the lines unactractive)
Per request, /#/ (hash) was dropped from URLs. This requires updated rewrite rules (.htaccess or nginx config), which are available in source code and in our wiki.
Everyone who has problems with DevAAC, make sure you set up your webserver to point directly to public_html. If you use "
http://localhost" as domain, you must have DevAAC at exactly "
http://localhost/", putting it in "
http://localhost/DevAAC/public_html/" or any other combination WILL NOT work.
sigh*
Per request, /#/ (hash) was dropped from URLs.
uhuh? ye, ok, but.. what does it mean? Should i know what does it mean?
This requires updated rewrite rules (.htaccess or nginx config), which are available in source code and in our wiki.
you are talking about the 2 code lines in wiki for .thaccess right? and what is nginx, i have not seen that file in the folders and i definetly have not changed anything in there!!
Where i get this file and what i have to change/write in it?
Everyone who has problems with DevAAC, make sure you set up your webserver to point directly to public_html.
You finally said it! Too bad i already figured it out 5 days later after i downloaded DevAAC Zip.
(the saltiness is real)
If you use "http://localhost" as domain..
Yes i am.
..you must have DevAAC at exactly "http://localhost/"..
Eh.. whaat?! You lost me already... How i put the folder in browser? this how i read this sentence.. and it continues
, putting it in "http://localhost/DevAAC/public_html/" or any other combination WILL NOT work.
will not work how? forbidden access? blank page? error 1337? undefined error?
In conclusion:
Don, you were able to raise more questions with your post.
How about tell us what we have to do in
detail instead of saying, what is wrong.