imagick o.k. but no home.php, no hello.php

[ronny886]

Finally, it is work.

The reason I stick to adopt Pacsone to be our PACS Server is that
There is rare a Pacs Server use PHP + MySql platform, although it is a main stream of Opensource, while some other ones binded with specified OS. And it is with 135 data sheets in database (seems not a toy), while some other PACS Server is with few simple functions only.

Ref: Tutorial of fixing of PHP alias (in the above case)

a. In the 1'st session of remote access, I suppose my desktop with 2
monitors can not show through TeamViewer in remote monitor.
so in the 2'nd session, I join the remote collaboration to move
the 2'nd one to main one manually.
b. If Site Admin thought it worth it to write a mini tutorial to show
how to fix PHP alias problem when it is installed by AppServ
package rather than WAMP Server in your installation guide,
since their PHP directories are different.

I realize after 45 days, I have to pay for a commercial Pacsone.
And I am ready

Thanks all your support
Best Regards

[pacsone]

The culprit of the Apache alias problem was the following line in your HTTPD.CONF file:

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Alias /pacsone/ "C:/AppServ/PacsOne/php"

It should be set to the following without the extra "/" at the end:

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Alias /pacsone "C:/AppServ/PacsOne/php"

As the first/wrong alias would require the extra "/" be entered into the URL address, which would yield an invalid URL for most browser.