If mythtv and apache server are installed on the same box, beware of the evil trick:
mythtv is going to modify “/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default” and inject it with “DirectoryIndex mythweb” after each ‘VirtualHost’:

<VirtualHost *:80>
    DirectoryIndex mythweb
        ServerName site.com
        ... ... ...

their (mythtv’s) DirectoryIndex does not have “index.php” as one of the entries, that means that the root of the website will not display, and instead an “Index Of” and directory listing will be displayed.

Removing “DirectoryIndex mythweb” fixes the problem (or you can edit mythweb’s directory index, that works too):

<VirtualHost *:80>
    #DirectoryIndex mythweb
        ServerName site.com
        ... ... ...

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