Working with the built-in Apache server on Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server

matreides — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 23:32:25 +0000

Mikel King posted a handy how to setup Name Based Vhosting in Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server. The article covers how to modify the httpd.conf and then use the Mac OS X Server Admin GUI to set up vhosts and associated aliases. The article is a good expose of what you can expect with the changes to Mac OS X Server that we will face with Lion. Because of the simplification of common administrative functions you will need to dust off your BSD skills in order to perform anything outside of the realm of the basic GUI.

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Working with the built-in Apache server on Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server

The Power Of Community (via: Open-Tube.com)