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hmm I just put everything back to defaults; now i have a redirecting html file in the webserver/documents/ redirecting to my /sites/ folder :D I believe it's working... Could you test it? http://macosx.iscool.net or http://212.45.47.218 Thanks, AppleWatcher

Fresh from httpd.conf: # # DocumentRoot: The directory out of which you will serve your # documents. By default, all requests are taken from this directory, but # symbolic links and aliases may be used to point to other locations. # DocumentRoot "/Users/vdschuur/Sites" # Have you...

O NO I changed the DocumentRoot-thingie into 'Users/thisisme/Sites' and now if I goto my page, I see the page I put there first (Mac OS X index.html in Sites-folders), and if I type the URL with another slash, I get the page I need (because it's placed into the Sites folder). so, if...

THANKX :D:D:D ;) AppleWathcer

sorry guys I really feel stupid :( How do I access that /etc/httpdsomething/-folder? It's invisible!!! AppleWatcher

GREAT this is really fast Thx hazmat! :D:D:D AppleWatcher

pleaz hazmat read again I had another question :p AppleWatcher :D

Hey hazmat, How did you reconfigure the Apache server to another standard folder? AppleWatcher

Guys I really want to thank you all for your help! I learned to configure a webserver in 5 min! Thankx! :D:D:D;) AppleWatcher

Oh-oh guys One stupid last question Where do I have to upload the files? Because the Apache-page is located at /library/webserver/something and Mac Help says I have to drop the files in my /thisisme/Sites/ -folder... Haha who can help me with this?? AppleWatcher

Oh-oh guys One stupid last question :D:D:D Where do I have to upload the files? Because the Apache-page is located at /library/webserver/something and Mac Help says I have to drop the files in my /thisisme/Sites/ -folder... :confused: Haha who can help me with this?? AppleWatcher

HUH? So if you enter the IP-address of the router you get the Apache page? When I do I get the configurationpage of the router... :D AppleWatcher

Okay first of all: Evildan I'm very glad you want to explain this! Great. This is the situation: IP router: 212.45.47.218 (the one i can't use) IP iMac (virtual): 192.168.1.10 If I type the iMac-IP in a browser in one of the computers of the network; the Apache page is visible...

YES I DID >> Port 80 stuff is now redirected to my iMac... But, how do I get my OWN IP? Or is this just the internal network IP:80?

hmm i just discovered that if I type http://localipimac:80 the Apache site is opened! hmmm, but how do i get my own ip address?

Could anyone tell me how to run a webserver behind a router and DSL-modem? The Mac Help index says I have to look at the address down at the preference panel; but this address isn't a IP address... Because the iMac is behind a router and DSL-modem (in a network), the address is...

Owkay then it's named Myriad... Could anyone give me a link to this font? Thx, AppleWatcher

Huh? Neh, Apple Garamond was the Think Different font. Now they have a new font (Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar font) named Frutiger... AppleWatcher

Maybe a stupid question, but is there anyone who can give a link to Apple's new font named 'Frutiger'? Thankx, AppleWatcher

hmm dunno the dock is quite graphic and now in 10.2 the zoomin' windows... But it's no 3D GUI so... I think OS X can be faster ;) AppleWatcher