How to run

[kevincrafturu2]

Hello, how could i run this in an linux server VPS? i dont want to use 000 webhost, please i need this info

[kevincrafturu2]

i saw that i needed to put them at /var/www/html, i put the webapp files there, but nothing happend when i restarted apache, i couldnt start it

[UnamSanctam]

If you have set up Apache and PHP correctly then placing the files there and visiting the site in your browser should work. I don't know what distro your VPS has but here's one for Ubuntu: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-on-ubuntu-22-04, you can skip all the MySQL parts of the guide.

[kevincrafturu2]

its an normal ubuntu distro, i put the files like this, should it be ok?

[kevincrafturu2]

i do have an domain used for other thing, an nginx pterodactyl setup, but i will not use it more, i kinda not get all the stuff about the domain and all that in the sites avilable step

[UnamSanctam]

Yes that file structure looks correct. You can skip the virtual hosts step if you want (I guess that's what you mean). You can also use the IP directly if you want without instead of a domain.

[kevincrafturu2]

maybe its cuz i just put the files there, maybe i should do an folder called UnamSantactm, so its like /var/www/html/UnamSantctam and in that folder the files

[UnamSanctam]

No placing the files like that works fine, as long as your web server is correctly set up the panel will show when you visit the site.

[kevincrafturu2]

do i need to make the sites-avilable config file?

[kevincrafturu2]

couldnt seem to fix it, i put the files everything reloaded apache didnt work, put them on an folder then did the conf file with, or without domain tried twice, still does not work

[kevincrafturu2]

its there any other way to install it? maybe nginx its easier

[UnamSanctam]

Since you use the default html folder you don't need to mess with virtual hosts (sites-available). What exactly isn't working?

[kevincrafturu2]

I put the ip, or the domain i used and it does not load

[kevincrafturu2]

do you have an nginx guide? maybe its easier from there

[UnamSanctam]

Are the ports forwarded on the VPS? Are port 80 and 443 (for https) open? Since it doesn't load at all then the problem is most likely is that your web server isn't reachable. The same thing would happen with nginx (or anything else) in that case.

[kevincrafturu2]

Il just do an fresh install on the vps and try again

[kevincrafturu2]

Very stupid solution, i reinstalled, tried with nginx, and for some reason as it was linked to an domain, i unlinked it but google kept redirectioning to that domain that i dont have anymore, so i put in an incognito tab the ip and the main nginx thing appeared, do i just now move the files to nginx thing? or do i need to do the config file? how should i put the nginx config file of /etc/nginx/sites-available/ so it works with only the ip

[kevincrafturu2]

i did the config myself now it appears an error "The required SQLite PDO driver IS NOT enabled." im from linux btw

[kevincrafturu2]

Fixed it, now there is an error on the login that says Something Went Wrong

[kevincrafturu2]

Sorted.