Fixed: Requested URL Was Not Found on this Server Apache2 Ubuntu

When you install Apache2 on a Linux server. At that time mod_Rewrite module is not enabled by default on apache 2. And of which website or app you run on the server, and you open any url of this, then you see the message “the requested url was not found on this server apache2 ubuntu”.

So in the tutorial “the requested url was not found on this server apache2 ubuntu” you will learn how to enable rewrite_module and solve this error.

The apache Mod_rewrite is very popular for rewriting human-readable URLs in dynamic websites. This makes the URL’s look cleaner and SEO-friendly on websites. In this tutorial, we will show you how to enable the apache/2.4.5 ubuntu mod_rewrite module and configure it for use .htaccess files available with apache 2 ubuntu web server at port 443, 80.


Step 1 – Update dependencies

sudo apt-get update



If you want to enable mod_rewrite apache in ubuntu. So, you can connect your instance or web server to ssh terminal. And then type a2enmod command to enable any modules in Apache 2 web server:

Step 2 – Enable mod_rewrite Apache By a2enmod Command

sudo a2enmod rewrite


Step 3 – Allow .htaccess File for VirtualHost

After successfully enable the Apache 2 rewrite module. Then you need to add this “AllowOverride All” in your VirtualHost configuration file.


Note that – The main reason is to enable or allow .htaccess file in the Apache server. Because it does not allow by default. So, you can not use of ‘.htaccess’ file.


So, open your terminal and type the following command:


sudo nano /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf

Then you need to add this “AllowOverride All” in your VirtualHost configuration file like below


<VirtualHost *:80>

    ServerName  www.example.com

    DocumentRoot /var/www/html

  

<Directory /var/www/html>

 Options Indexes FollowSymLinks

 AllowOverride All

</Directory>

</VirtualHost>


Step 4 – Restart Apache 2

If you have follow above 3 steps successfully. Now, You need to restart the Apache 2 server to restart all configurations to the running environment.


sudo systemctl restart apache2


 

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