URL for WordPress installation brings UP Ampps Root Dir

URL for WordPress installation brings UP Ampps Root Dir, Multisite works locally on MAC, only reaches Ampps cgi-bin from Windows on VMWare (1 Replies, Read 1914 times)

aadimano	# April 30, 2014, 6:06 am
Group: Member Post Group: Newbie Posts: 1 Status:	I hope I am putting this post in the correct place. I am running AMPPS Verstion 4.4.5 in Mac OS X 10.9.2. I have installed wordpress multisite in my own directory /Users/[MyName]/Sites/wordpress... It seems to work fine as long as I connect from my Mac. I would like to be able to run the same sites from Windows 7 running in VMWare - to see what the sites would look like in ie. I have updated my hosts file in windows machine (running on VMWare) and on My Mac. I updated httpd.conf (from within the apache tab) to include a httpd-myvhosts.conf file. The httpd-myvhosts.conf file is a direct copy of the httpd-vhosts.conf file that worked fine from my MacBook Pro. # Virtual hosts #Include conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf Include conf/extra/httpd-myvhosts.conf section from httpd-myvhosts.conf ( I removed the empty lines) #DO NOT EDIT, CREATED BY AMPPS #### wordpress.ms VirtualHost #### <VirtualHost wordpress.ms:80> <Directory "/Users/Levine/Sites/wordpress.ms"> Options FollowSymLinks Indexes AllowOverride All Order deny,allow allow from All </Directory> ServerName wordpress.ms ServerAlias wordpress.ms ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ "/Users/[MyName]/Sites/wordpress.ms/cgi-bin/" DocumentRoot "/Users/[MyName]/Sites/wordpress.ms" ErrorLog "/Applications/AMPPS/apache/logs/wordpress.ms.err" CustomLog "/Applications/AMPPS/apache/logs/wordpress.ms.log" combined </VirtualHost> Last night I tried configuring everything manually and got my site to come up one time in Windows. I was ecstatic until I tried to run from the Mac side. What ever I did had broken the configuration for the mac side. I have been working on this for a week now with no luck. Before I give up, do you have a step by step somewhere on how to get multisite up and running locally (using a domain name, not an ip address) and succesfully reach the site from a virtual machine? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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