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Serve Hyphe

Troobleshooting

If http://localhost/hyphe is unaccessible and Apache says "403 Forbidden", you probably have rights issues. Apache's group (usually www-data, apache or httpd) needs read access to Hyphe's installation directory. You can usually solve this by running:

# Where <HYPHE_ROOT_PATH> is the path where Hyphe was installed
sudo chmod -R g+rx <HYPHE_ROOT_PATH>
sudo chown -R :www-data <HYPHE_ROOT_PATH>

On some distributions, if you installed within a /home directory, you may need to run similar commands on your /home/<USER> directory (which is quite unclean...), or you can move your install to another more fitted directory (/srv, /opt...), give it the proper rights and fix the parts of the install involving the path (basically change the various paths in config.json and apache2.conf of the config directory, and regenerate the symbolic link (ln -s) in Apache's directory to Hyphe's Apache config).

Make Hyphe accessible from the web

To run the website on a distant server and make Hyphe accessible from the web, a few more adjustments are required:

  • Adapt your Apache configuration in config/apache2.conf with your server settings (your domain name and/or port using ServerName, the actual path to the frontend in the first line Alias, restrain access for instance using AuthType, setup SSL, etc.)

  • Optionally setup a GoogleAnalytics id in hyphe_frontend/app/conf/conf.js