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Hi I have a Ubuntu 14.04 LAMP server. I am currently using Django to serve the content of my site. I would like to add Drupal to my site and use it for a blog. Django is serveing the root right now (vinixinc.com) but I want to add a folder (/blog) to install Drupal to so if you go to (vinixinc.com/blog) it’ll load the Drupal project. If i use Django to serve the Drupal project I will have to create a view and add it to my urls for every page as well as configure each page to use CSRF. That will make things very complicated. So my question is can I setup Apache to serve a folder on a site without Django if the rest of my site is using Django.

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asb July 15, 2014

If you are just going to keep the Drupal site in a sub-directory, you can set this up using Alias directive. It would look something like:

Alias /blog /path/to/drupal/
<Directory /path/to/drupal>
   # You Drupal configuration options here
</Directory>

WSGIScriptAlias / /path/to/django/project/app.wsgi
<Directory /path/to/django/project>
   # You Django configuration options here
</Directory>

Of course, you’ll need to install the rest of the LAMP stack (PHP, MySql) for Drupal.

How To Install Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP (LAMP) stack on Ubuntu 14.04

by Justin Ellingwood

One of the most common steps to take when setting up a new server is to install a LAMP stack. LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. These individual components, when used together, allow us to host dynamic web content like websites and web apps on our server. We will demonstrate how to install these pieces and configure a basic setup for Ubuntu 14.04 in this guide.

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