Raspberry Pi 4 and config webhost. Any help?

[RebeckaJ]

I writed before but but after conflict with my earlier webhost because they locked my public ip without give me info about why they do i have now changed and use another webhost i paid for on Loopia.

They also have all that i need with Ftp, Mariadb, cronjobs and more.

But im still stuck for few configuring things.

When i try to write my database info in setup template i got access denied with my public ip. I dont know where i can allow this specific adresses in database. I right now use the inbuild phpmyadmin from loopia.
I got error code 1045 when i try to connect and create database. I can only create manually.



How do i config apache2 to my domain i on Loopia?
When i try i got forbidden cant find server. Im not usually an apache2 user but Loopia only has this for php building.

My standard root is just now in /var/www/html folder but i need to direct it to right domain.

Loopia uses ftp upload för public_html but mabey im wrong and doing it totally wrong to use ftp for complete homepage for public?

I hope someone can help or understand what i mean.

Greetings

[ZSN]

Remove the ip address and just put localhost

[davidefa]

I don't understand your 'setup' completely:
- you are speaking of your provider giving you webhost, db, ftp, cronjobs...
- but your post title is: Raspberry Pi 4 and config webhost

So my questions:
a) are you using your provider's web hosting ( this should be the preferred option )?
b) are you trying to setup a http server on a Raspberry Pi 4 and using your provider's dns?
c) are you trying to setup a http server on a Raspberry Pi 4 and using it locally ( so no need to use external dns )

[johnathan]

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