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Joosttt

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  1. Yay downloading it right now
  2. Hi, I'm currently configuring my 3.4 version of the uniform server and loving it. While reading various topics on this forum i've seen a few notes about an upcoming 3.5 version. I'm curious when we can expect this new version and what improvements it will have. Always looking for the latest
  3. Hehehe, too obvious
  4. Whoohoo :angry: It works! Great, now i can start using the uniform server. Thanks! Why is it that uncommenting NameVirtualHost * fixes my problem?
  5. But when I add the following to my httpd.conf file: <VirtualHost *> DocumentRoot /www/test ServerName test </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *> DocumentRoot /www/test2 ServerName test2 </VirtualHost> It always goes to the 'test' map. So both http://test and http://test2 point to the /www/test directory. The /www/test2 map does exists and has a very simple index.html file in it. It's like it always uses the default. What am I doing wrong?
  6. Hi, I just started with Uniform Server and I just love the portability. There is just one little thing I can't get to work. And that is the Virtual host. I used virtual host before on linux so i figured this would be a breeze. But somehow apache only uses the first virtual host entry. To make is easy i'm using 'test' as alias. So my hosts file in c:\windows\system32\driver\etc contains the following line: 127.0.0.1 test on the bottom of my httpd.conf file there is the following: <VirtualHost *> DocumentRoot /www/test ServerName test </VirtualHost> I tryed restarting windows and using fresh installations, but when I paste this peace of code in my httpd.conf file apache directs everything to the test map. So both http://localhost and http://test gets me to /www/test . When i'm using more virtual hosts only the first is used. I'm stuck here and it would be great if anyone could point me in de right direction here.
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