#LinuxServer #Network

• We install sudo apt install libapache2-mod-php to the server
• We go the www.formation.lan in the client web browser
• We will see Apache2 page
• Then we copy the html files to the sudo cp * /var/www/html/ and we renew the page on the web browser
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We go to the pfsense and add a new NAT rule, HTTP to HTTP ![[Pasted image 20240327161513.png]] when we do this and go to the WAN address of the pfsense/router on the browser and we see the same contents on the real machine as well.

172.16.254.129

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That's crazy!

To install HTTPS

Install these 2 by copying: a2enmod ssl a2ensite default-ssl restart apache2 if needed.

• and to connect from the real machine, we add the HTTPS rule in pfSense like we did with HTTP:

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https hides the codes, passwords etc.

For fun :

Installing Prestashop to our domain:

fetch the prestashop code from sbeteta42's github page.

follow the codes on the github repository restart the apache service with systemctl restart apache2 (always after making a change!!) voila. we installed the prestashop on the www.formation.lan through apache2 by adding the codes on the server's terminal.

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after opening the website on the client's localhost, we can open it on our real machine, too. but we need to add the DNS to the hosts file like as a line in the end of the page; 172.16.254.129 www.formation.lan