See my post below -- I wrote a script that automates this whole process, and uses NetInfo Manger to handle the resolution. If you're working on a lot of sites, these tedious steps can get awfully tiring, which is why I wrote a script to take care it all for us.
oookyeNov 22, 2006
Can't believe this made it to the front page
joaobNov 22, 2006
not everyone on digg is a raging dorkgets my digg
psylenceNov 22, 2006
Wow. Next week, how to tie your shoes and eat without hurting yourself.
pgibNov 22, 2006
See my post below -- I wrote a script that automates this whole process, and uses NetInfo Manger to handle the resolution. If you're working on a lot of sites, these tedious steps can get awfully tiring, which is why I wrote a script to take care it all for us.
joshoNov 22, 2006
dev.yourdomain.com works great for sites where you're not implementing any sort of crazy catch-all DNS (say, username.yourdomain.com).
lindmarNov 22, 2006
What does he mean when editing the httpd.confIf NameVirtualHost is commented out, uncomment it?
rasterbatorNov 22, 2006
hell, since it is your own server and a fake domain, you could use .aspx
champsNov 22, 2006
I want Apple articles, just not anything with "OS X", "iPod", or "Mac" in the title. Unfortunately, digg doesn't have a filter for "crap".
Closed AccountNov 23, 2006
You should find NameVirtualHost *:80 around line 1065 in your httpd.conf. Uncomment this if you want to have more than one virtual host.