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Hallo,
Ik heb mijn website(s) staan in
D:\sites\website1\public_html\
D:\sites\website2\public_html\
enz.
Nou staat Wamp in D:\wamp\www\
Het schijnt dat je de map van wamp kunt veranderen in b,v D:\sites\
in het bestand httpd.conf zie hieronder
alleen het werkt niet bij mij , ik zou mijn websites in D:\wamp\www\ kunnen zetten maar of dat nodig is??
iemand hier ervaring mee ..overigens wil ik wamp als test server voor dreamweaver gebruiken
Anything that has to do with Apache configuration can be done within a file called httpd.conf.
WAMP provides quick access to certain important files, one of them being httpd.conf.
Left-click WAMP icon and select Config files › httpd.conf.
The file will probably open up in Notepad.
Press Ctrl+F and enter documentroot.
Make sure case sensitive search is disabled and hit enter.
You should find a line that looks like DocumentRoot "C:/Program Files/wamp/www/".
Copy that line then put a # in front of it: #DocumentRoot "C:/Program Files/wamp/www/".
Paste the copied line just below and adjust it to where your custom root folder is located (e.g. DocumentRoot "C:/my_cool_site/").
Resume the search (usually by pressing F3) and you'll find a line like: <Directory "C:/Program Files/wamp/www/">.
Again copy the line, put a # in front, paste copied line below and adjust it (e.g. <Directory "C:/my_cool_site/">).
Save and close the file.
Ik heb mijn website(s) staan in
D:\sites\website1\public_html\
D:\sites\website2\public_html\
enz.
Nou staat Wamp in D:\wamp\www\
Het schijnt dat je de map van wamp kunt veranderen in b,v D:\sites\
in het bestand httpd.conf zie hieronder
alleen het werkt niet bij mij , ik zou mijn websites in D:\wamp\www\ kunnen zetten maar of dat nodig is??
iemand hier ervaring mee ..overigens wil ik wamp als test server voor dreamweaver gebruiken
Anything that has to do with Apache configuration can be done within a file called httpd.conf.
WAMP provides quick access to certain important files, one of them being httpd.conf.
Left-click WAMP icon and select Config files › httpd.conf.
The file will probably open up in Notepad.
Press Ctrl+F and enter documentroot.
Make sure case sensitive search is disabled and hit enter.
You should find a line that looks like DocumentRoot "C:/Program Files/wamp/www/".
Copy that line then put a # in front of it: #DocumentRoot "C:/Program Files/wamp/www/".
Paste the copied line just below and adjust it to where your custom root folder is located (e.g. DocumentRoot "C:/my_cool_site/").
Resume the search (usually by pressing F3) and you'll find a line like: <Directory "C:/Program Files/wamp/www/">.
Again copy the line, put a # in front, paste copied line below and adjust it (e.g. <Directory "C:/my_cool_site/">).
Save and close the file.
