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Alias an Apache web directory to a git repository.markdown

Alias an Apache web directory to a git repository.

  1. Open httpd.conf.

  2. Find <IfModule alias_module> ... </IfModule> block.

  3. Add Alias <url-path> <path-in-git-repository>. Change the <url-path> to whatever you want to show in url. e.g. If you want the whole url be www.example.com/auto/, the set <url-path> to be /auto/. Change the <path-in-git-repository> to the path where your server code exists under the git repostory.

  4. Add the following to the last line you added.

    <Directory <path-in-git-repository> >
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>

  5. Restart Apache, then it should works if you typing the url you just set.

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