Setting up a testing server with XAMPP

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Setting up a testing server with XAMPP

Postby skully » 02. June 2006 13:34

Hi, I am new here and totally new to the whole Linux scene -so go easy on me.

Let me keep it short:
1. I have installed Suse10.1
2. I have installed XAMPP and everything works correctly
3. I have even got XAMPP to start up on reboot correctly
4. I have set up SAMBA share so i can browse the Linux Machine with my windows machines and visa versa- So i can upload files to the htdocs as a testing server.

* Question how do view whats on the linux testing server now from my windows machine.?
I have tried http://192.168.0.20 (linux ip address) and http://localhost, but nothing displays from the windows side.

I figure it may have something to do with the apche config file, but not sure what lines and how to change it

Any help will give me more sleep.

Thanks
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Postby deepsurfer » 02. June 2006 14:05

* Question how do view whats on the linux testing server now from my windows machine.?
I have tried http://192.168.0.20 (linux ip address) and http://localhost, but nothing displays from the windows side.


SuSE installed a Firewallsystem, check it and open TCP-Port 80

- from Windowsmashine is http://192.168.0.20
- http://localhost only from the Linuxsystem
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Postby skully » 02. June 2006 15:58

Excellent,

Thank you, I just disabled the firewall for now, when i have time I will try do what you explained. it works now. sweet.

Can I be cheeky and ask another question:
I want to manage a few sites under the htdocs folder

eg
htdocs/website1/
htdocs/website2/
htdocs/website3/
and so on.

What is the best way to manage these folders on the testing server so that i don't have to keep deleteing old website files when i am working on a new site in htdocs.

Bear in mind that my site links are relative to the site root.

Is there someway I can configure this in the http.config file for each site I am working on - almost like virtual hosts? or must this be done in Dreamweaver in the site manager?

Thanks once again.
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