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one more question about the deploying apps in Linux server

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    Hi friends, I've moved the apps into the Linux server under a driectory (/home/webdev/apps), which file i need to look to find out the current URL i should use to make the application work in browse? Do I have to check any configure under /etc or something else? Please help, I am lost now..many thanks.. (to make the question simple, i have moved my application into a folder created under my username, i need to know the exact URL mapping to this folder, how can I achieve that info.?)

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      Hi friends, I've moved the apps into the Linux server under a driectory (/home/webdev/apps), which file i need to look to find out the current URL i should use to make the application work in browse? Do I have to check any configure under /etc or something else? Please help, I am lost now..many thanks.. (to make the question simple, i have moved my application into a folder created under my username, i need to know the exact URL mapping to this folder, how can I achieve that info.?)

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      Create a directory called public_html in your home directory, then move the application directory inside public_html. Make sure all directories have "execute" permission for all users. The URL will be http://your.machinename.here/~webdev/apps

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        Create a directory called public_html in your home directory, then move the application directory inside public_html. Make sure all directories have "execute" permission for all users. The URL will be http://your.machinename.here/~webdev/apps

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        thanks.

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