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Apache how make “localhost/” map to “ C:/Apache/htdocs/” multiple document root?
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How can i make a directory inside htdocs act as the root directory?
Example:
Going to "localhost/<directory>"
Serves "C:/Apache/htdocs/<directory>" as the "$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']"
I tried this, it did not change the "$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']"
<VirtualHost localhost/<directory>:80>
DocumentRoot C:Apachehtdocs<directory>
ServerName localhost/<directory>
ServerAlias localhost/<directory>
<Directory "C:Apachehtdocs<directory>">
AllowOverride All
Require local
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
apache-2.2 apache-2.4
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How can i make a directory inside htdocs act as the root directory?
Example:
Going to "localhost/<directory>"
Serves "C:/Apache/htdocs/<directory>" as the "$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']"
I tried this, it did not change the "$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']"
<VirtualHost localhost/<directory>:80>
DocumentRoot C:Apachehtdocs<directory>
ServerName localhost/<directory>
ServerAlias localhost/<directory>
<Directory "C:Apachehtdocs<directory>">
AllowOverride All
Require local
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
apache-2.2 apache-2.4
asked May 8 at 10:55
amtamt
132
add a comment |
How can i make a directory inside htdocs act as the root directory?
Example:
Going to "localhost/<directory>"
Serves "C:/Apache/htdocs/<directory>" as the "$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']"
I tried this, it did not change the "$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']"
<VirtualHost localhost/<directory>:80>
DocumentRoot C:Apachehtdocs<directory>
ServerName localhost/<directory>
ServerAlias localhost/<directory>
<Directory "C:Apachehtdocs<directory>">
AllowOverride All
Require local
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
apache-2.2 apache-2.4
asked May 8 at 10:55
amtamt
132
How can i make a directory inside htdocs act as the root directory?
Example:
Going to "localhost/<directory>"
Serves "C:/Apache/htdocs/<directory>" as the "$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']"
I tried this, it did not change the "$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']"
<VirtualHost localhost/<directory>:80>
DocumentRoot C:Apachehtdocs<directory>
ServerName localhost/<directory>
ServerAlias localhost/<directory>
<Directory "C:Apachehtdocs<directory>">
AllowOverride All
Require local
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
apache-2.2 apache-2.4
apache-2.2 apache-2.4
asked May 8 at 10:55
amtamt
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Don't mixup apache virtual directories (like http://servername/directory) and the physical path (like c:folder)
<VirtualHost localhost:80> <-- this is where the apache
process listens (just
servernames/ips/ports)
DocumentRoot C:Apachehtdocs<directory>
<-- This path is served in the virtual directory "/"
(and what you are searching for)
ServerName localhost
<-- This is the server's name on which this directive is active
ServerAlias localhost
<-- Theese are alternate server's names. NAMEs, no path at all.
</VirtualHost>
The directive doesn't to do anything here, regarding the virtual path; it contains stuff on how apache should act in this directory, not where it is.
answered May 8 at 12:27
bjosterbjoster
1,9901919
1
But i am still having to remove the <directory> part after localhost via .htaccess, the localhost/<directory> still does not act as the root like localhost/ does.
– amt
May 8 at 12:47
The<directory>directive can either be in your conf (as above), or placed as a .htaccess file in the path itself. Both would be correct - so you can leave your<Directory>in your<VirtualHost>element.
– bjoster
May 8 at 14:37
add a comment |
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Don't mixup apache virtual directories (like http://servername/directory) and the physical path (like c:folder)
<VirtualHost localhost:80> <-- this is where the apache
process listens (just
servernames/ips/ports)
DocumentRoot C:Apachehtdocs<directory>
<-- This path is served in the virtual directory "/"
(and what you are searching for)
ServerName localhost
<-- This is the server's name on which this directive is active
ServerAlias localhost
<-- Theese are alternate server's names. NAMEs, no path at all.
</VirtualHost>
The directive doesn't to do anything here, regarding the virtual path; it contains stuff on how apache should act in this directory, not where it is.
answered May 8 at 12:27
bjosterbjoster
1,9901919
1
But i am still having to remove the <directory> part after localhost via .htaccess, the localhost/<directory> still does not act as the root like localhost/ does.
– amt
May 8 at 12:47
The<directory>directive can either be in your conf (as above), or placed as a .htaccess file in the path itself. Both would be correct - so you can leave your<Directory>in your<VirtualHost>element.
– bjoster
May 8 at 14:37
add a comment |
Don't mixup apache virtual directories (like http://servername/directory) and the physical path (like c:folder)
<VirtualHost localhost:80> <-- this is where the apache
process listens (just
servernames/ips/ports)
DocumentRoot C:Apachehtdocs<directory>
<-- This path is served in the virtual directory "/"
(and what you are searching for)
ServerName localhost
<-- This is the server's name on which this directive is active
ServerAlias localhost
<-- Theese are alternate server's names. NAMEs, no path at all.
</VirtualHost>
The directive doesn't to do anything here, regarding the virtual path; it contains stuff on how apache should act in this directory, not where it is.
answered May 8 at 12:27
bjosterbjoster
1,9901919
1
But i am still having to remove the <directory> part after localhost via .htaccess, the localhost/<directory> still does not act as the root like localhost/ does.
– amt
May 8 at 12:47
The<directory>directive can either be in your conf (as above), or placed as a .htaccess file in the path itself. Both would be correct - so you can leave your<Directory>in your<VirtualHost>element.
– bjoster
May 8 at 14:37
add a comment |
Don't mixup apache virtual directories (like http://servername/directory) and the physical path (like c:folder)
<VirtualHost localhost:80> <-- this is where the apache
process listens (just
servernames/ips/ports)
DocumentRoot C:Apachehtdocs<directory>
<-- This path is served in the virtual directory "/"
(and what you are searching for)
ServerName localhost
<-- This is the server's name on which this directive is active
ServerAlias localhost
<-- Theese are alternate server's names. NAMEs, no path at all.
</VirtualHost>
The directive doesn't to do anything here, regarding the virtual path; it contains stuff on how apache should act in this directory, not where it is.
answered May 8 at 12:27
bjosterbjoster
1,9901919
Don't mixup apache virtual directories (like http://servername/directory) and the physical path (like c:folder)
<VirtualHost localhost:80> <-- this is where the apache
process listens (just
servernames/ips/ports)
DocumentRoot C:Apachehtdocs<directory>
<-- This path is served in the virtual directory "/"
(and what you are searching for)
ServerName localhost
<-- This is the server's name on which this directive is active
ServerAlias localhost
<-- Theese are alternate server's names. NAMEs, no path at all.
</VirtualHost>
The directive doesn't to do anything here, regarding the virtual path; it contains stuff on how apache should act in this directory, not where it is.
answered May 8 at 12:27
bjosterbjoster
1,9901919
answered May 8 at 12:27
bjosterbjoster
1,9901919
answered May 8 at 12:27
bjosterbjoster
1,9901919
answered May 8 at 12:27
bjosterbjoster
1,9901919
1,9901919
1
But i am still having to remove the <directory> part after localhost via .htaccess, the localhost/<directory> still does not act as the root like localhost/ does.
– amt
May 8 at 12:47
The<directory>directive can either be in your conf (as above), or placed as a .htaccess file in the path itself. Both would be correct - so you can leave your<Directory>in your<VirtualHost>element.
– bjoster
May 8 at 14:37
add a comment |
1
But i am still having to remove the <directory> part after localhost via .htaccess, the localhost/<directory> still does not act as the root like localhost/ does.
– amt
May 8 at 12:47
The<directory>directive can either be in your conf (as above), or placed as a .htaccess file in the path itself. Both would be correct - so you can leave your<Directory>in your<VirtualHost>element.
– bjoster
May 8 at 14:37
1
1
But i am still having to remove the <directory> part after localhost via .htaccess, the localhost/<directory> still does not act as the root like localhost/ does.
– amt
May 8 at 12:47
But i am still having to remove the <directory> part after localhost via .htaccess, the localhost/<directory> still does not act as the root like localhost/ does.
– amt
May 8 at 12:47
The
<directory> directive can either be in your conf (as above), or placed as a .htaccess file in the path itself. Both would be correct - so you can leave your <Directory> in your <VirtualHost> element.– bjoster
May 8 at 14:37
The
<directory> directive can either be in your conf (as above), or placed as a .htaccess file in the path itself. Both would be correct - so you can leave your <Directory> in your <VirtualHost> element.– bjoster
May 8 at 14:37
add a comment |
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