[dev-guidolin]

I searched a lot here on the forum but I didn't find any topic that talked about it.

In CI3 it was enough to upload the files to the root folder of the hosting, but now I can't run the system.

There is some way to run CI4 on regular hosting.

I can't change apache's "httpd-vhost.conf" to redirect the domain to the "public" folder.

[dev-guidolin]

I searched a lot here on the forum but I didn't find any topic that talked about it.

In CI3 it was enough to upload the files to the root folder of the hosting, but now I can't run the system.

There is some way to run CI4 on regular hosting.

I can't change apache's "httpd-vhost.conf" to redirect the domain to the "public" folder.

I already found the solution, it is as simple as it should be.

in most hostings, your root folder is named "public_html".

Then you must upload all CI4 files, except the "public" folder, to a directory before the root folder of your hosting (eg public_html).

So, all your files on your CI4 that are inside the "public" folder, must be inside the root folder of your hosting (eg public_html - in the case of Hostinger).

Another detail, look at your ROUTE file, once you are on a Linux server, remember that it is case sensitive, so all uppercase and lowercase letters make a difference to your controllers and methods.

[InsiteFX]

On my server it's public_html all I have to do is upload CI 4 and change public to
public_html and it runs just fine.

See this Topic also:

Change CI 4 public folder