I did, then I restarted apache and reinstalled the cert
Ok then does the basic HTTP connection work?
http://schuefwsgt.dd-dns.de/moodle
Not Found
The requested URL was not found on this server.
Apache/2.4.29 (Ubuntu) Server at schuefwsgt.dd-dns.de Port 80
Then you need to fix that vhost config.
I would think that if you point the base name to the moodle location and then add /moodle to the URL, you won’t be where you need to be.
Why add /moodle to the URL?
I think schuefwsgt.dd-dns.de is the dynDNS because the public IP of our school changes every day. Under schuefwsgt.dd-dns.de could be a homepage be published (some day) while the moodle (learning platform for the students) should be available under schuefwsgt.dd-dns.de/moodle.
But maybe I can confince our principal to address the moodle by schuefwsgt.dd-dns.de if this would solve the problem.
That is a solution - not very "pretty" one.
A more simpler solution is to use the base name for whatever that need to do and then catch the /moodle requests and send them to where they need to go.
For that you will need to know exactly where on the disk those requests need to land.
okay, I try that. Thanks for now. I’ll get back to that later.
If you need help with the coding.
Look into apache alias and location directives.
I’ll do that. I’m not a professional one, so it’s mandatory anyway. And, to make that point clear enough, thank you very much.
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