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gooseme : 05/07/02 04:54 PM : Incident created |
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- Hi
When I type "http://localhost", where is that actually taking me (what is the exact path)?. I was assuming that "localhost" was the same as "/home/(username)/" but from what I can see, that does'nt appear to be the case...hmmm.
- Cheers
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Linegod_7611 : 05/07/02 05:43 PM : Reply received |
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- '/var/www/html'
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EW : 05/07/02 06:17 PM : More info requested |
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- If you want /home/username/public_html, then you type
http://localhost/~username
That's is the closest you can get to your home directory.
Hope this helps too.
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gluna67 : 05/07/02 09:54 PM : Reply received |
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- you can also take a look at /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and find a line that
says documentroot, that is the actual path of your localhost, and here you
can change it to whatever you like it, usually /var/www/html/mysite
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gooseme : 28/07/02 07:49 PM : More info provided |
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gooseme : 28/07/02 07:49 PM : More info provided |
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gooseme : 01/08/02 06:11 PM : Incident closed |
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