Getting Relative PHP Includes to Work Locally.

oast · 2006-11-20, 04:14 PM

In the httpd.conf file, have you set the correct 'UserDir' to point to your Document Root?

I have a seperate partition for my mirrored web server (what is on the server is exactly what's on my home PC.

The line in the Apache httpd.conf file that sets this is:
UserDir "F:/home/username"

I also have VirtualHost definitions set up for each domain and a hosts file that makes my domains point to 127.0.0.1 when I turn the webserver on for local dev work.

2006-11-20, 04:14 PM	#1
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