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If you do use Apache, check the conf directory below your Apache installation (somewhere in c:/Program Files if you haven't changed from the default).
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I remember something about newer versions of Apache don't having a httpd.conf. There are other config files you can use, and when using virtualhosts you can put it in the virtualhost config.
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On 11 December 2013 09:14, Jonathan van Zuijlekom <jzui...@gmail.com> wrote:
I remember something about newer versions of Apache don't having a httpd.conf.
It definitely does have an httpd.conf, but the base httpd.conf file only contains the basic global configurations, like which modules to load. SSL, Vhosts and other settings are then included from conf files in the "extra" directory.
So to setup a virtual host, you'd look in {apache-root}/conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf