I did it several years ago and now it escapes me.
I have a server dedicated to Zoneminder so I want to remove the need to use the /ZM when accessing the server.
Right now I need to type in mydomain.com/zm. I want to type in mydomain.com and zoneminder just pops up.
Remove ZM alias
Re: Remove ZM alias
Thats nothing to do with ZoneMinder, its your webserver setup.
Presumably you are using Apache, read docs on webroot and alias.
Think you want to set DocumentRoot /usr/local/apache/htdocs/zm in http. conf. But it all depends on what distro you are using, they all use different configs.
Presumably you are using Apache, read docs on webroot and alias.
Think you want to set DocumentRoot /usr/local/apache/htdocs/zm in http. conf. But it all depends on what distro you are using, they all use different configs.
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Yamanipanuchi
Re: Remove ZM alias
Ya, it isnt directly related to Zoneminder. I analogize for that. I only asked here because it was zoneminder that taught me where that feature was.
I found it with the information you gave me. It was located in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default, Needed to change the documentroot like you said.
This was an Ubuntu 12.04 system with apache2.
Thanks again!
I found it with the information you gave me. It was located in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default, Needed to change the documentroot like you said.
This was an Ubuntu 12.04 system with apache2.
Thanks again!