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By way of reply, I have installed
the UseCanonicalName directive, and set it to on, but
the system still cannot find the site which I have defined inside of hosts on
the client as simply “php” The server still responds
with a global lookup. My vhosts-conf
file looks like this: NameVirtualHost 192.168.1.4:80 <VirtualHost
*:80> ServerName
www.niknet.homeip.net ServerAdmin
nick.kirby@xxxxxxxxxx DocumentRoot
"C:/WWW/niknet" #ErrorLog
C:/WWW/niknet/logs/error.log #CustomLog
C:/WWW/niknet/logs/access.log combined </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost
*:80> ServerName
php ServerAdmin
bob.kirby@xxxxxxxxxx DocumentRoot
"C:/WWW/php" </VirtualHost> Apologies for the subject
– it was 2am and I wasn’t really awake. However it is pertinent –
the site cannot be found locally. From: Nick [mailto:nick.kirby@xxxxxxxxxx] Hello there, I am using xampp with Apache 2.20 to
test my site hosting. The system is hosted on a virtual PC – yes, I know.
I’m working on it. I have edited my hosts file to point to the virtual
machine’s IP address, but the only site, regardless of the URL I type in
reverts to the first virtual host. Is there a way of editing vhosts-conf to show the
site appropriate to the URL put into the browser? What am I doing wrong here? All help gratefully received. Nick |
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