PHP on Mac OSX

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On 3/12/09 2:34 PM, in article gpbkjn$dl3$1@forums.macromedia.com, "David
Powers" <david@example.com> wrote:

> matthew stuart wrote:
>> I have just started with PHP on a Mac, and I have just come across something
>> that has me stopped me in my tracks. Where do I keep my actual website files?
>
> Depends on how you installed PHP on your Mac. If you're using the
> default installation of Apache, you can either locate your files in a
> subfolder of your Sites folder or in the Apache server root, which is at
> Macintosh HD:Library:WebServer:Documents.
>
> The Apache server root maps to http://localhost/. Your Sites folder maps
> to http://localhost/~username/, where "username" is your Mac username.

matthew stuart wrote:
> I have just started with PHP on a Mac, and I have just come across something
> that has me stopped me in my tracks. Where do I keep my actual website files?

Depends on how you installed PHP on your Mac. If you're using the
default installation of Apache, you can either locate your files in a
subfolder of your Sites folder or in the Apache server root, which is at
Macintosh HD:Library:WebServer:Documents.

The Apache server root maps to http://localhost/. Your Sites folder maps
to http://localhost/~username/, where "username" is your Mac username.

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David Powers
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