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Posting here as I believe the other one I replied to is inactive???
As seen this with PHP Cake installs - it is something in the document root or something that eludes me at present with actually starting the akaunting app. I have installed CentOS 7 some time back, updated it, update PHP to 7.0 (remi repo). I have the following in Apache in its own conf file - akaunting is just a directory off the LAN IP, not a host on its own sitting in its own root doc which is where the issue is for sure - must be .htaccess or something failing.
/etc/httpd/conf.d/lo_akaunting.conf contents:
Alias /akaunting /u/www/akaunting
Options Indexes FollowSymlinks MultiViews
AllowOverride All
Require all granted
allow from all
and server LAN IP is 192.168.201.9 so when I go to:
192.168.201.9/akaunting
I get:
192.168.201.9/akaunting/auth/login.php
with the web tab label of "404 Not Found" and page content of:
The requested URL /u/www/akaunting/index.php was not found on this server.z
.... but ls -l shows:
-rw-r--r-- 1 apache apache 795 Feb 20 2018 /u/www/akaunting/index.php
Would love to trial the software to see if I can get off the dreaded ancient MYOB software which runs on Windows but is a deal breaker at present as I can't even start the software to run it.
Where is that other one???
Check out the following instructions
https://akaunting.com/docs/installation
The other discussion is there under a similar title from a month ago?
I have been installing LAMP based apps since LAMP was a 'thing'. I have seen both the links you posted plus countless others. Only suggestions/answers I saw talk about enabling Apache mod_rewrite which is enabled by default with CentOS , and I have confirmed this.
The issue seems to me to be being a sub-folder (http://192.168.201.9/akaunting) issue. I set up another VM the other day where I can make the akaunting by default be the Document Root (http://192.168.201.x) which will most likely work but I really need this to run as a sub-folder alongside others, not be the Document Root...
Will get back to testing this but at present I am looking at other packages as well which are working as sub-folders.
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