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Remove default Debian/Ubuntu default Apache welcome page

 Apache, Debian, Ubuntu  Add comments
Feb 142010
 

Remove default Debian/Ubuntu default Apache welcome page

Answer:

To remove the Apache default welcome page under Debian/Ubuntu,

1. Remove the welcome page configuration

# a2dissite default

2. Restart Apache

# sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart

That's all.

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