Hi from the UK, just came across your ‘5 Easy Steps to Host Multiple Websites on an Apache Web Server’ page, really good, which led me here. I really like that you make the terminal and the font large. I am watching this video on a mini iPad and so this really important. Very impressed with your content so far. Subscribed !
tysm, it worked! as a windows user, i was about to give up on using my pi as a server after I found out xampp didn’t have support for aarch64 but this was so easy!
do you have or plan to do a follow up video? i seen in the comments explaining the forward port to make it public, and some people ask for more complex websites, i wouldnt use a single file website, and would want it public, maybe you could do a project website (no need to show how to do the website) and keep it public, explain the pros and cons of hosting in such way.. thanks
I know these are short videos but please in the future slow down and explain the little things like how to leave the systemctl literally skipped over it without telling us how to leave it
Hey i was wondering if i could host a website on my raspberry pi and visit it by typing the ip adress in my browser but does the ip change every reboot
On a local network you can access your Pi's website by it's internal IP address. Unless you give your Pi a static IP address, it is subject to change on reboot
@@TonyTeachesTech ok and what if i want to visit my rasberry pi website on the internet anywhere in the world. Is it possible to do that and also change the IP address of my website whenever i want
@@Exendes Check out this video for accessing your Pi over the internet ruclips.net/video/AFeye1zLpFo/видео.html You have control over changing the internal IP of the Pi but not the external IP
i think on this subject, there are missing guides, examples and instructions on how to actually edit the webpage for different needs, like how to add a video, photos, headlines, colors, spaces maybe even something like comments and what not. there are a ton of instruction on how to install it and how to port forward, but haven't been able to find a tutorial on how to actually make it look good.
@@gargoyled_drake you mean how to use a website? if you do the website this software hosts your pretty website, try search an easy website framework like ruby or blazor do your website then add the project to the folder, i am not experienced hope to do one soon but the server is not the website
You will need to forward the ports on your router to map port 80 on your router to port 80 on your Raspberry Pi. Every router is different, so you'll need to Google your router's name followed by "port forwarding"
@@Aaron-zq2qd your ISP might be blocking the port, but, if you go into the Apache config files, you can tell Apache to listen for a different port...like, say, port 8085 for example.
Hi from the UK, just came across your ‘5 Easy Steps to Host Multiple Websites on an Apache Web Server’ page, really good, which led me here. I really like that you make the terminal and the font large. I am watching this video on a mini iPad and so this really important. Very impressed with your content so far. Subscribed !
Awesome, thank you Keith!
tysm, it worked! as a windows user, i was about to give up on using my pi as a server after I found out xampp didn’t have support for aarch64 but this was so easy!
Thanks Tony
Im reintegrating in IT hence IT Administrator using open source software
This was great
Thank you so much Tony, your videos helps me a lot!
Happy to help!
Thanks for the simple tutorial.
You're welcome!
do you have or plan to do a follow up video? i seen in the comments explaining the forward port to make it public, and some people ask for more complex websites, i wouldnt use a single file website, and would want it public, maybe you could do a project website (no need to show how to do the website) and keep it public, explain the pros and cons of hosting in such way.. thanks
Amazing love it u made it so easy to understand
I JUST watched your other video on LAMP, then wondered if it'd be different on a Pi (that whole arm thing).
Installation of LAMP should not be different on Pi
You had me at Old Bay
I know these are short videos but please in the future slow down and explain the little things like how to leave the systemctl literally skipped over it without telling us how to leave it
if you are having trouble like me press "q" after end to leave systemctl
Will try to do this in future videos!
I pause a lot.
Why some people install httpd instead Apache? Love your content man.
I think httpd is what it's called on RedHat while it's apache2 on Ubuntu (and Debian)
I am getting series of 404 errors when I use the commands you've shown. What could be going wrong?
i got a 403 error when i tried your permissions setup saying i dont have permissions to access?
Can we create an application server using raspberry pi?
i assume so, but it'd probably be very laggy, especially if you are using the 32-bit OS
Hey i was wondering if i could host a website on my raspberry pi and visit it by typing the ip adress in my browser but does the ip change every reboot
On a local network you can access your Pi's website by it's internal IP address. Unless you give your Pi a static IP address, it is subject to change on reboot
@@TonyTeachesTech ok and what if i want to visit my rasberry pi website on the internet anywhere in the world. Is it possible to do that and also change the IP address of my website whenever i want
@@Exendes Check out this video for accessing your Pi over the internet ruclips.net/video/AFeye1zLpFo/видео.html
You have control over changing the internal IP of the Pi but not the external IP
Please make a video on cloudflare 421 error 🙏🙏🙏
Sorry, I'm not familiar with Cloudflare
Hi, how do you enable ssl?
i think on this subject, there are missing guides, examples and instructions on how to actually edit the webpage for different needs, like how to add a video, photos, headlines, colors, spaces maybe even something like comments and what not.
there are a ton of instruction on how to install it and how to port forward, but haven't been able to find a tutorial on how to actually make it look good.
This is just a video for installing the software. Not about website design
@@TonyTeachesTech but that's what i'm saying, not this video, but this subject, there arent really any guides examples on how to actually use it.
@@gargoyled_drake you mean how to use a website? if you do the website this software hosts your pretty website, try search an easy website framework like ruby or blazor do your website then add the project to the folder, i am not experienced hope to do one soon but the server is not the website
How do I make my apache server public
You will need to forward the ports on your router to map port 80 on your router to port 80 on your Raspberry Pi. Every router is different, so you'll need to Google your router's name followed by "port forwarding"
@@TonyTeachesTech what I have done is add new port on 80 for my raspberry pi on the router and it says the port has been closed
@@Aaron-zq2qd Did you associate port 80 on your router with the IP address of you Raspberry Pi?
@@Aaron-zq2qd your ISP might be blocking the port, but, if you go into the Apache config files, you can tell Apache to listen for a different port...like, say, port 8085 for example.
@@davidkingsley8940 OK I will try that thanks
Sike, why would you install apache on already low performance system? NGINX FTW
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petit projet perso de serveur APACHE RPI pour station meteo ARDUINO : ruclips.net/video/4vGV18UcRBk/видео.html
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