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I am trying to install under an existing Apache setup. I am hoping to run it alongside another application using an alias. For example, I am hoping to run it under alias: https://mysite.com/crme. I cannot set espo as the global document root.
Here is my Apache config:
Alias /crme/ "${INSTALL_DIR}/apps/EspoCRM-9.1.3/"
<Directory "${INSTALL_DIR}/apps/EspoCRM-9.1.3/">
Options +Indexes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews
AllowOverride All
Require all granted
</Directory>
When I load the http://localhost/crme/install/, it proceeds all the way until the install step and then fails with the following error: API Error: EspoCRM API is unavailable.
​mod_rewrite is enabled and there is no ClearModuleList​ anywhere.
When I look at the browser network log, I noticed a 400 error caused by espo.js:17 that is making a call to "/crme/api/v1". Shouldn't it be /crme/public/api/v1?
Is there any resolution to this? Or, is it not possible to run espo as an alias along with other applications?
Here is my Apache config:
Alias /crme/ "${INSTALL_DIR}/apps/EspoCRM-9.1.3/"
<Directory "${INSTALL_DIR}/apps/EspoCRM-9.1.3/">
Options +Indexes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews
AllowOverride All
Require all granted
</Directory>
When I load the http://localhost/crme/install/, it proceeds all the way until the install step and then fails with the following error: API Error: EspoCRM API is unavailable.
​mod_rewrite is enabled and there is no ClearModuleList​ anywhere.
When I look at the browser network log, I noticed a 400 error caused by espo.js:17 that is making a call to "/crme/api/v1". Shouldn't it be /crme/public/api/v1?
Is there any resolution to this? Or, is it not possible to run espo as an alias along with other applications?