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Sorry, I should have clarified: I’m already familiar with Linux and quite comfortable with managing a Debian system; I use one every day. The ‘something like this’ I’ve never done before is a WordPress migration, and my admittedly limited experience with WordPress has made me skittish of trying anything with it that a living, breathing human hasn’t confirmed.

If the standard migration procedure works in my situation, I’ll go ahead and do that.

Yes. It didn’t fix anything. However, when I changed those lines to refer back to example.com/wp, the site works again. So I’m back where I started, with the front page at that address.

What I still don’t know how to do is set it so that example.com by itself points to the site, instead of an Apache default page.