NOTE: on google-cloud, dont forget to set firewall rules!
sudo yum —assumeyes update;
sudo yum —assumeyes install httpd;
sudo systemctl start httpd ;
sudo systemctl enable httpd ;
sudo systemctl status httpd ;
vi /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf ;
Find the section
and add this line:
LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so
and finally:
sudo systemctl restart httpd ;
P H P — A P A C H E S T U F F :
yum —assumeyes install php-pdo ;
yum —assumeyes install php-pdo_mysql ;
service httpd restart ;
- had to do the following on 123systems.net:
yum —assumeyes install firewalld ;
systemctl unmask firewalld ;
systemctl enable firewalld ;
systemctl start firewalld ;
firewall-cmd —permanent —add-port=80/tcp ;
firewall-cmd —get-active-zones ;
firewall-cmd —zone=dmz —add-port=80/tcp —permanent ;
firewall-cmd —get-active-zones ;
firewall-cmd —reload ; ### do NOT forget this step !
- OPTIONAL OPTIONAL – otherwise you can see the “default” apache page
cat </var/www/html/index.html ;
this is a test to see if apache is indeed working
END
now try the IP ## in your browser.
cat <
END
- INSTALL PHP:
yum —assumeyes install php php-pear php-mysql ; ## current default centos version, might be old
systemctl restart httpd.service ; ## dont skip this step (again)!
