osx - Not sure if correct httpd-vhosts.conf file is being read in OS X -


i'm trying apache server comes os x work local website. no matter change file httpd-vhosts.conf to, when run httpd -s in terminal says virtual host syntax ok. typed in bunch of random characters file, restarted apache, , still says configuration ok.

first edited /private/etc/hosts , added line underneath 127.0.0.1 localhost:

127.0.0.1   mysite 

then edited /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf. uncommented line:

# virtual hosts include /private/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf 

i uncommented php5 line enable php.

next edited /private/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf , set virtual hosts. after restarting apache, virtual hosts not working , running httpd -s said virtual hosts syntax ok. no erros in apache error log. httpd-vhosts.conf file contained:

namevirtualhost *:80  <virtualhost *:80>     documentroot "/users/gavin/web"     servername localhost </virtualhost>  <virtualhost *:80>     documentroot "/users/gavin/web/mysite/public_html"     servername mysite </virtualhost> 

no matter did, virtual hosts not work. tried changing httpd-vhosts.conf this:

namevirtualhost *:80  <virtualhost @*^#*&^#$>     (#*&#*$&@(*uosksflksfjljf##*(& </virtualhost> 

i restarted apache using sudo apachectl restart , ran apachectl -s , says:

httpd: not reliably determine server's qualified domain name, using gavins-macbook-pro.local servername virtualhost configuration: syntax ok 

obviously httpd-vhosts.conf file not ok, file loading? in terminal ran httpd -v|grep server_config_file , returned:

-d server_config_file="/private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf" 

that's correct httpd.conf file, what's going on here? ideas?

your should forward '/private/etc/apache2/users/' folder. there special (your username).conf can add virtual hosts.


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