I have just installed Turnkey and created a new Virtual Server. I have made a simple Index file named index.html.
The trouble I am having is when I visit the site via a local static ip address, i.e. 192.168.2.105/mytest, instead of my index page displaying only the page source is displayed.
I have checked the filename to ensure is correct, even changing the index to index.htm and index.php, all with the same results.
Any ideas where I am going wrong? I'm assuming it is a configuration thing with my new Virtual Server.
Just thought I would drop some praise regarding a recent "situation".
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