Edit Conf Files For Web Sites on Ubuntu w/ Apache Server

Hello from Greece, Do you have SSH access to the server? Would you like to have a chat? Regards, Dimitris

Hey! I have worked with Apache on both linux as well as on Windows and would love to fix these issues for you! Ready to discuss further. Awaiting your reply

Hi, i currently work in a datacenter as a linux servers administrator, so i believe my skills are quite enough to solve your problem. any kind of linux work is my daily routine. I did same kind of projects before, please see my reviews to understand my knowledges level. As a member of "Preferred Freelancer" program, i can guarantee that your task will be complete in shortest time Can check now

i can help you to fix the issues with your apache web server

Hello I can help you to update your Apache configuration to fix the root level redirection as well as restrict access to your non-Wordpress site. I do have over 20 years extensive experience with Apache and its modules and have completed many projects with issues similar to yours, over many years. If you would like to send through a copy of your main Apache conf file and related vhost conf files the way they are now, as well as what version of Apache you are running, we can confirm and I can complete the project for you. I can also clean up and optimise the code where required to ensure your site runs as a high performance server, with specific custom developed Wordpress directives that can speed up your site performance up to 30% faster on some requests. Thank you Darren

I have 15 years of experience in Linux server administration and PHP Programming. Message me, let's discuss the project.

Hello, As a DevOps engineer, this will be an easy task for me. The wordpress issue could be due to directory indexing and restricting access can be done via allow deny rule. Check my profile, chat with me further and assign this to me.

Hey. I am Codrut a sys Admin with experience in setting and configuring web servers especially nginx and apache. Your issue is most likely due to the fact that .htacess file is not configured correctly (maybe due to missing mod_rewrite). I would love to talk to you more about this and help you fix the issue you have got there.

hi sir this is shanmugam I have a more than 5 years experience as Linux administrator I am very interesting join your project thank you

Hi, We specialise in developing websites and mobile apps, but I was a linux sysadmin for 10 years and have had to fix apache bugs like yours countless times. I'm sure I could have it sorted for you quickly. I wouldn't usually bid on small jobs, but we're looking to get some feedback on our profile. Thanks, Tim