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misbehavens asked a question in ngmoco on July 17, 2009 05:47:

How to resume a game after crash/sync?

Playing Star Defense, I was at level 49 of 50 when I got a low battery warning. I connected to the usb cable connected to my computer, so it started trying to sync with iTunes. I canceled the sync, thinking I would be returned to the game, but was taken to the home screen (or the game crashed). How do I go back and resume my game?

misbehavens replied on April 23, 2009 08:35 to the question "My virtual host is redirecting to my localhost directory..." in ClickOnTyler:

Yay! Okay that worked like a charm. I thought I had already tried that, but this time, I made sure to drag my localhost virtual host above any of my other virtual hosts. Not sure if that was necessary, but it's working now!

Thank you for your speedy responses!! I would have been up all night trying to figure this stuff out.

Thanks again!

misbehavens replied on April 23, 2009 08:21 to the question "My virtual host is redirecting to my localhost directory..." in ClickOnTyler:

okay another strange thing...i think maybe the page was cached or something because I hit refresh enough times that it worked. But now http://localhost/ redirects to my virtual host... =/

also, i noticed in the MAMP phpinfo() file, it says:

_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] /Users/andrew/Sites/myVirtualHost

Shouldn't it say something like: /Users/andrew/Sites ?

misbehavens replied on April 23, 2009 08:16 to the question "My virtual host is redirecting to my localhost directory..." in ClickOnTyler:

Hmm...something funky is going on. I know I specifically turned off web sharing an hour ago.

I stopped MAMP, and localhost still came up. Then I realized Personal Web Sharing got turned back on somehow. So I turned it off. Then localhost didn't show up. So I added my virtual host (because I had deleted it), applied changes, restarted MAMP, and saw that it didn't work, same thing was still happening. Then I turned off MAMP, and localhost still comes up! I can see that both Web Sharing and MAMP are turned off, yet localhost still comes up. What is going on??

misbehavens asked a question in ClickOnTyler on April 23, 2009 07:57:

My virtual host is redirecting to my localhost directory...

I'm using MAMP. I have my document root directory set to /Users/andrew/Sites (which I set in the MAMP control panel) and ports set to 80 and 8889 (couldn't get it to start when I set it to 3306). I have run the setup wizard, which added the line to the MAMP apache file, now I've created a virtual host, and applied the changes. Stopped the MAMP servers and restarted them. now going to my virtual host in my browser, it only takes me to my document root directory. If I type in something random, it says it's not found, so I think it the virtual host is being recognized, but it's just not going to the right place.

What should I do?

misbehavens marked one of Tyler Hall's replies in ClickOnTyler as useful. Tyler Hall replied to the question "Which files are edited by VirtualHostX when a new host is added or deleted?".

A comment on the question "Which files are edited by VirtualHostX when a new host is added or deleted?" in ClickOnTyler:

that answers my question, thanks! – misbehavens, on April 08, 2009 04:42

misbehavens asked a question in MySQL on April 08, 2009 04:37:

Will installing MySQL on a Mac get any easier?

I've gone through so many blog tutorials on setting up MySQL on a Mac running OS X 10.5, Leopard and still don't have it set up properly!

misbehavens asked a question in ClickOnTyler on April 08, 2009 03:09:

Which files are edited by VirtualHostX when a new host is added or deleted?

I'm sort of new to all this, so I'm trying to better understand the magic behind VirtualHostX. I also think I've screwed up some files along the way, trying to set up Apache, PHP, and MySQL on my Mac running OS X 10.5, Leopard.

I've successfully installed Apache, PHP, and Virtual Hosts, but haven't been able to install MySQL. So I thought I would give up trying to install MySQL and just install MAMP. However, I couldn't get VirtualHostX to work with my new MAMP install. I wasn't sure if both Apaches were running, or which files where being changed, or if they were being changed at all (too much magic behind the scenes). So now I am back to the drawing board.

Could you enlighten me as to what goes on when I add or delete, and apply the changes to my Apache files?

A comment on the problem "403 forbidden" in ClickOnTyler:

Reminder: (because I forgot to do this) restart Apache by going into System Preferences > Sharing > and then un-checking "Web Sharing" (to stop Apache) and checking it again to restart it. Or you could probably restart your computer, but this way is faster – misbehavens, on March 19, 2009 00:56