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Just installed Uniform Server for Windows... not the most technical person so pls forgive this base question.

 

The default install has a directory /www/ where the public site files "go", but the module I'm trying to work with.. the public folder is /httpdocs/ (and I've seen other variations on various server installations).

 

I thought I could change a configuration setting so I could use the directory name /httpdocs/ instead, but I don't see anything anywhere to do that.

 

Can you'all point me in the right direction...?

Make sure the server is running and then open W:\usr\local\apache2\conf\httpd.conf with notepad.

 

Firstly, search for "DocumentRoot "/www"" and replace that with "DocumentRoot "/httpdocs"". Next, search for "", there should be 2 of them, replace both of them with "". Then, search for "UserDir "/www/"", you can either comment that (add # in front of it) so that it now reads "#UserDir "/www/"" or change it to "UserDir "/httpdocs/"".

 

Lastly, Don't forget to rename W:\www W:\httpdocs :)

 

Hope that works :)

Edited by MrX

  • 2 weeks later...

You also have to change the one in the php.ini file also....

 

Though we do not recommend this, please be careful as this may cause problems with the server...

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