I tried installing wordpress on my Ubuntu/Apache droplet, but something went wrong. I removed wordpress, but now when I following this url in my browser:
http://wordpress.myreallynicesite.com/
I get the following:
[DIR] myfancydomainone.com/ 11-Jul-2013 05:30 - [DIR] myreallynicesite.com/ 02-Aug-2013 04:56 -
I don’t know if this is due to a symbolic link or something, but how can I wipeout this wordpress.myreallynicesite.com active url? Also, what is it? I looked at the sites-available file for the domain and could not find anything, could not find any evident symbolic links, etc.
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@greglafrance007: What’s the output of this command? <br> <br><pre>ls /etc/apache2/sites-enabled</pre>
Are there any symbolic links in <b>/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/</b>? If so, you can deactivate them with<pre>sudo a2dissite [symbolic link]</pre>
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