Cannot create a working Apache site

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What issue or error are you experiencing?

Every time I create a new site, or a working NGINX site, which I then convert to Apache, the site stops working. It will only show code instead of loading like normal. (Yes, I’ve looked at other forum topics on this, to no avail).

What steps can be taken to replicate the issue? Feel free to include screenshots, videos, etc

Just the normal creation process, except you use the advanced settings when creating a site, and select Apache.

System Details

  • Local Version: Version 9.2.9+6887

  • Operating System (OS) and OS version: Windows 11 64 bit

Local Logs

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local-lightning-verbose0.log (652.0 KB)

ving Local’s Log)

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Hi @bmcpherson!

I’m not seeing anything standing out in the logs so far.

Have you tried changing your Router Mode to see if that makes a difference?

(Preferences>Advanced>Router Mode)

Are you running other developer applications simultaneously?

Does your device have plenty of disk space?

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I did change the Router Mode (forgot to mention that), and it made no difference. In fact, it is still in the non-default mode (forget what it’s called), you know, the using-the-ip-address-mode. Should I change it back and try again?

I am not aware of other developer applications. (I’m assuming it’s possible for something in the background to create an issue). This is a newer laptop (about a year old), and I have more or less gotten out of development…with the exception of one site I still support. So, I am pretty doubtful I have a background app causing issues.

Regarding space, my C drive says it has 193 Gbs free. And yes, I am running everything on the C drive; no partitions or anything.

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Yeah you could try switching back to Site Domains mode (you’re currently in Localhost) and then quit and restart and check again.

You might also try checking Task Manager as well to see what else is running.