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Hello.
Are you getting any errors when trying to display images?
Also, is the directory where you uploaded the images correct?
What are the permissions of the image file?
You can check the permissions of the image file by SSHing into Lightsail and using the following command.
ls -la
the directory is in htdocs. I assumed all htdocs content is public. I created a folder in htdocs called 'stage'. (exact directory bitnami/apache2/htdocs/stage). i expected to be able to view all content uploaded to the stage folder under mysite.com/stage. normally i would previously upload with sFTP, copy URL and then paste it in my web browser.
all web browser requests on mysite.com/example sends me to the homepage of the wordpress installation
thank you for your reply. There are access logs and error logs in the directory below, so please check to see if any errors occurred during the time the image was displayed.
bitnami/apache2/logs/Also, try changing the permissions with the following command after uploading the image.
sudo chmod 755 bitnami/apache2/htdocs/stage/example.jpeg sudo chown bitnami:daemon bitnami/apache2/htdocs/stage/example.jpegYou can SSH to Lightsail by following the steps in the document below. https://lightsail.aws.amazon.com/ls/docs/en_us/articles/amazon-lightsail-ssh-using-terminal
the directory is in htdocs. I assumed all htdocs content is public. I created a folder in htdocs called 'stage'. (exact directory bitnami/apache2/htdocs/stage). i expected to be able to view all content uploaded to the stage folder under mysite.com/stage. normally i would previously upload with sFTP, copy URL and then paste it in my web browser.
all web browser requests on mysite.com/example sends me to the homepage of the wordpress installation
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the directory is in htdocs. I assumed all htdocs content is public. I created a folder in htdocs called 'stage'. (exact directory bitnami/apache2/htdocs/stage). i expected to be able to view all content uploaded to the stage folder under mysite.com/stage. normally i would previously upload with sFTP, copy URL and then paste it in my web browser.
all web browser requests on mysite.com/example sends me to the homepage of the wordpress installation