First, install the Xmapp. When you are finished installing, you can start the service (database and server)
Second, to configure their own virtualhost1, the system host file to join the domain name of the server (in the browser after entering the domain name will be first through the host file) sudo nano/private/etc/hosts (can also be opened with vim for editing)2.Configure Apache to open the Apache configuration file/applications/xampp/etc/httpd.conf # Virtual hosts Include /applications/xampp/etc/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf #get Apache to read the configuration file for the virtual hostThird, the configurationAdd Virtual Host configuration to httpd-vhosts.conf<directory "/users/only/desktop/www" >Setoutputfilter DEFLATEOptions followsymlinksallowoverride AllRequire All granted# Order Allow,deny allow from alldirectoryindex index.html index.php</Directory>errorlog "/users/only/desktop/www/logs/dummy-host.example.com-error_log"customlog "/users/only/desktop/www/logs/dummy-host.example.com-access_log" Common</VirtualHost>iv. problems that arise1. mysql cannot start (reload Xmapp)2. The site always jumps to the default page of Xmapp. It is possible that the system comes with apatch changes when it is a system file. So there has been no jump3.A 403 error occurred and the user deamon was searched in httpd.conf. To change the Deamon to OS username, restart Apache (server directoryconsistent)V. Use of VIM commandsOpen sudo vim fileName;Input IExit Press ESC Press: Enter Command mode WQ save exit
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