At 12.04.2002 14:48, you wrote: >Hello. > >I still can't manage to test locally the pages in my notebook, without using >the htdocs directory. As i told you, i managed to install the all the stuff >correctly, made my first test with a php script in the htdocs Apache >instalation folder, but when i tried to put that new directory path in the >httpd.conf file i couldn't see the php script on the designated folder. I >know that in the other case i had to access via http://localhost/test.php >path. How do i test a page that is, let's say, in the c:\website\ folder? >(after i configured its path in httpd.conf file, of course) > >i know that i should put something like this in the httpd.conf file > ><Directory "C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\work"> >AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml .php3 >#Next line is optional (for viewing source) >AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps ></Directory> > >but after that, what path i put in the browser? Following Information may not work under WIN*. Probably you should ask this question on the window-list, but maybe something works equal to WIN Set up a local DNS-server, (I think it could be emulated by c:/windows/hosts.sam) her you add your new domainname f.e. "iww.foo.com" in httpd.conf add a new <VirtualHost iww.foo.com> DocumentRoot c:/myfiles/foocomfiles Servername iww.foo.com </VirtualHost> and something like: <Directory "c:/myfiles/foocomfiles"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride Limit </Directory> after restarting apache, the new virtual server should be available ?? HTH Oliver
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