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A comment on the question "Can't get no satisfaction..." in ClickOnTyler:

Have you tried accessing the site with the 8888 port number? As in, http://newhost.site:8888 ? – Tyler Hall, on November 22, 2009 01:35

Tyler Hall replied on November 22, 2009 01:33 to the question "getting php pages to load" in ClickOnTyler:

That question is actually a bit beyond the scope of VHX as it's purely an Apache configuration issue, but, to enable PHP, take a look at this post...

http://clickontyler.com/blog/2007/10/...

To decide which file is automatically loaded, you'll want to modify the DirectoryIndex directive.

Tyler Hall replied on November 22, 2009 01:29 to the question "Does VirtualHostX Work with Snow Leopard 10.6?" in ClickOnTyler:

All's well with 10.6.2.

Tyler Hall replied on November 22, 2009 01:27 to the question "What permissions does Apache need my directories set to?" in ClickOnTyler:

It's not so much an error as it is a warning that things *might* not be setup correctly. But if things are working for you as is, feel free to ignore it :)

Tyler Hall replied on November 21, 2009 00:13 to the question "Can't get no satisfaction..." in ClickOnTyler:

It sounds like MAMP is not running, or it's running on something other than port 80. Check your settings and see which port MAMP's Apache is configured for.

Tyler Hall replied on November 19, 2009 01:09 to the question "Can't access phpMyAdmin after setting up VH2.0" in ClickOnTyler:

http://devinbaldwin.com/2009/11/11/ma...

Tyler Hall set one of Tyler Hall's replies as an official response to "MAMP Apache Stops After Running the Setup Wizard" in ClickOnTyler

Tyler Hall replied on November 17, 2009 03:15 to the question "MAMP Apache Stops After Running the Setup Wizard" in ClickOnTyler:

Glad it's working for you :-)

Tyler Hall replied on November 09, 2009 16:55 to the question "Twittersearch API not responding" in ClickOnTyler:

Unfortunately the error message says it all - the Twitter API (which Incoming uses to fetch its search results) didn't respond to your search.

Overall the Twitter Search API is very good, but occasionally it does have trouble with certain searches. The best advice I can offer is to try again. But, if you keep having trouble with certain ones, feel free to email me a list of your searches and I'll take a closer look. support@clickontyler.com

Tyler Hall replied on November 02, 2009 06:33 to the question "Can I get virtual Windows to recognise VirtualHostX sites?" in ClickOnTyler:

Try using VirtualHostX 2.0's local network sharing feature. It will let you access your hosts from inside your VM using Bonjour.

http://clickontyler.com/blog/2009/08/...

If that doesn't work for you, there are a few tutorials on the web for using VirtualHostX with Windows. A quick Google search should find them.

Tyler Hall replied on November 02, 2009 06:31 to the question "MAMP Apache Stops After Running the Setup Wizard" in ClickOnTyler:

I've had a few users email with this same problem. In each case MAMP was able to start MySQL but not Apache, and there were no errors reported in the error logs. It turns out that there was a conflict between MAMP's Apache and Apple's built-in one. Disabling Web Sharing in System Preferences fixed the problem and allowed MAMP's Apache to start.

Tyler Hall replied on November 02, 2009 06:13 to the question "10.6 Snow Leopard Issues?" in ClickOnTyler:

It sounds like Apache isn't reading in the virtual hosts that VHX created. Have you re-run the VHX Setup Wizard since you upgraded to 10.6?

Tyler Hall replied on October 26, 2009 14:30 to the idea "Custom Apache locations" in ClickOnTyler:

VHX uses /sbin/service to control the default Apache installation.

Tyler Hall replied on October 25, 2009 06:13 to the problem "VirtualHostX.xml bug or problem" in ClickOnTyler:

It's certainly possible, but I'd have to do some more testing to be sure. Thanks for reporting it.

Tyler Hall replied on October 25, 2009 00:31 to the question "What permissions does Apache need my directories set to?" in ClickOnTyler:

That's right. Apache requires that the directory (and its parent directories) be (world) readable and executable. The latest version of VirtualHostX checks for this and alerts you if it finds a problem.

Tyler Hall asked a question in ClickOnTyler on October 23, 2009 02:20:

What permissions does Apache need my directories set to?

VirtualHostX told me that the directory I chose might not have the correct permissions set. What does this mean?

Tyler Hall marked one of Brian's replies in ClickOnTyler as useful. Brian replied to the question "Storing <Virtualhost/> files on shared space (iDisk/DropBox)".

Tyler Hall marked one of Leroy Campbell's replies in ClickOnTyler as useful. Leroy Campbell replied to the question "Can I use VirtualHostX to run websites outside the Site folder?".

Tyler Hall replied on October 23, 2009 01:57 to the question "mod_rewrite & .htaccess - can't get it to work!" in ClickOnTyler:

Try adding your rewrite rules inside an .htaccess file instead of the directives box. That's where I place mine.

Tyler Hall replied on October 23, 2009 00:13 to the question "Storing <Virtualhost/> files on shared space (iDisk/DropBox)" in ClickOnTyler:

Glad it's working for you :)