Chris Montgomery wrote:
Well, not quite there yet. As I said in my other msg, I was able to
successfully hit http://myapps/index.html and get my dummy page to come
up after adding "myapps" to my hosts file and adding a Directory entry
in httpd.conf (I was getting a Access Forbidden before that):
Well, not quite there yet. As I said in my other msg, I was able to
successfully hit http://myapps/index.html and get my dummy page to come
up after adding "myapps" to my hosts file and adding a Directory entry
in httpd.conf (I was getting a Access Forbidden before that):
Order allow,deny
Nevermind, got it working! Now on to the next roadblock :)
Chris Montgomery said the following on 6/3/2010 4:32 PM:
Thanks for the rapid reply, Jorge. I'll add an entry to my hosts file
and give it a go. Do I need to reboot windows for that change to take
effect? Thanks much.
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Best regar
Thanks for the rapid reply, Jorge. I'll add an entry to my hosts file
and give it a go. Do I need to reboot windows for that change to take
effect? Thanks much.
Jorge Schrauwen said the following on 6/3/2010 4:28 PM:
> Hi,
>
> If you add a new virtualhost and give it a hostname (in your case
>
Hi,
If you add a new virtualhost and give it a hostname (in your case "myapps")
you're computer must be able to resolve the name to an IP. Most browser will
append .com and prepend www. if they can't find one.
So you're assumption of needing to add and entry to your hosts file is
correct.
Kind r
Howdy,
I'm new to Apache web server. I have installed Apache 2.2.15 on my
Windows development computer to become familiar with using it to run my
web sites locally. The live production server will run them on a linux
box under Apache, so I want to get used to working with Apache in my
develop
