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Posted September 5, 2015 9.7k

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I am running virtualmin and have magento installed on my domain under ww.mydomain.com/store

I have set Magento up to have a second store which is under a subdomain and pointed to www.mydomain2.com

I have created a Symbolic link as per most tutorials for Magento to create a second store on a subdomain but I am getting the error

AH00037: Symbolic link not allowed or link target not accessible:

Unsure why or how to fix. User for all directories are the same and so are the file permissions

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SquareNet

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ForYourIT September 5, 2015

You need to give some more details. Wich webserver are you using? What would you like to link to what? Check the permissions of the items; ls -la

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Martijns September 5, 2015

Beside the permissions, please check the vhost configuration to see if “Options FollowSymLinks” has been enabled (or not :-) ).

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ForYourIT September 5, 2015
Beside the permissions, please check the vhost configuration to see if "Options FollowSymLinks" has been enabled (or not :-) ).

This “Options FollowSymLinks” is only declared like that in apache, thats why I was wondering what webserver he was using. But indeed you need to check that when you are using apache.

@SquareNet You need to give some more details, what webserver are you running? What would you like to link and check its permissions. The vhost of apache is default in /etc/apache/sites-available and its nginx is in /etc/nginx/sites-availabe.
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SquareNet September 5, 2015

I am using Ubuntu 14.04 x64 with VirtualMin installed on it.

Where is the vhost config at?

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