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CI4 and sub-domain (xxx.domain.tld) - Gian - 02-13-2025 Hello, everyone, I have proceeded to install CI4 via Composer on a sub-domain as in the subject. When the procedure is completed, I get a 403 instead of the Welcome Page. If I set a .htaccess file in the root with the following parameter: Code: DirectoryIndex /public/index.php it loads the Welcome Page but everything else returns a 500 error. Any suggestions? RE: CI4 and sub-domain (xxx.domain.tld) - grimpirate - 02-13-2025 You shouldn't need to modify any htaccess files at all. Your apache server should point to the public directory of your project and then everything should just work. Perhaps it is expecting index.php at the end of the URLs; without more details I would suggest reading Troubleshooting and seeing if anything there applies to your situation. RE: CI4 and sub-domain (xxx.domain.tld) - captain-sensible - 02-13-2025 i agree with @grimpirate make sure all directories are permissions 755 and all individual files 644 on my hosting i have a fully fledged domain pointing to a sub-directory of main hosting ; on mine i have to add domain via "manage domain" , then add domain" and edit path to point document root of sub directory to be "public" i presume you did all the usual stuff set domain address in app/config/App.php : Code: public string $baseURL = 'http://127.0.0.7/'; |