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CorporalStorm



Joined: 17 Nov 2006
Posts: 1

PostPosted: Fri 17 Nov '06 5:49    Post subject: Apache Server help.. Reply with quote

I have a question about apache.. ive been reading docs and trying to figure this out..

I am using the latest apache for windows. Its only for testing purposes. I plan to run it, php and mysql so that i can test out sql pages i build..

1) i have drive G dedicated to the whole webserver testing. I have Apache installed at G:/Apache . How can I set up the server without changing the document root, to where i can type "localhost/test" and it pulls the webpage from G:/Users/test ?

2) has anyone successfully got phpMyAdmin, Apache and MySQL working in Windows?

3) How do I get apache to work where if i type in localhost it shows the index page if it's a php? php works because I can do a phpinfo() but if i go to http://localhost it shows a directory tree. its not seeing index.php as an index file.
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Jorge



Joined: 12 Mar 2006
Posts: 376
Location: Belgium

PostPosted: Fri 17 Nov '06 8:13    Post subject: Reply with quote

If your doc root is G:/Users
/ will pint to G:/Users
/test to G:/Users/test
/somepage/morestuff/file.xt to G:/Users/somepage/morestuff/file.xt

phpMyAdmin works.

You have to update DirectoryIndex and add index.php to it to open index.php if it exists.
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