NFS loads fine; HTTP draws a blank screen

[yuma]

I have managed to launch many iso, images etc. by extracting their kernel (vmlinuz), ramdisk(s) (initrd.gz) and, if needed, filesystem (fs.squashfs), etc. and then load them over NFS. (NFS is good but seems slower.) However when I then change their Fog configuration to load over HTTP, the files load faster but it never boots.
Thus I suspect the Apache configuration is causing this issue.
I have added an alias and opened the directory.
[in a http config file]:

...
    alias /images/ /images/
    <DirectoryMatch /images/>
	Require all granted
	Order allow,deny
	Allow from all
	Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
    </DirectoryMatch>
...

To allow access to the /images directory - where the extracted iso files are stored. Is this the correct way to serve over http?
If the Apache config is correct, perhaps I have missed a setting elsewhere. Can someone point me in the right direction? And give me the code, if any, to allow http serving.

PS. Here is one of my Fog config files:

set http http://${fog-ip}/${fog-webroot}
set nfs nfs://${fog-ip}/images
set tftp tftp://${fog-ip}/images
...

:freeDOS1.3
kernel	memdisk iso
initrd	${nfs}/memdisk/iso/FD13LIVE.ISO
boot
goto MENU

:defPM
set root ${http}/pmagic/pxe
set nroot ${nfs}/pmagic/pxe
kernel	${nroot}/bzImage64
imgargs root=/dev/nfs netboot=nfs nfsroot=${fog-ip}:/images/pmagic/contents/pmagic
initrd	${nroot}/initrd.img
initrd	${nroot}/files.cgz
initrd	${nroot}/fu.img
initrd	${nroot}/m64.img
boot || read void
goto MENU
...

[Sebastian Roth]

@yuma Thanks! Moved to tutorials section of the forum.

[Sebastian Roth]

@yuma Misunderstood this as being a tutorial on how to set this up. Somehow missed your question. So moving this topic back to general questions now.

Anyone able to help here? I don’t do much ISO booting stuff.