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[offers]

I am totally new to the whole php/web programming thing. I am trying
to set a php script named test.php to run from "http://localhost". I
am running a Windows XP box and I have installed php. Now that you
have my little bio, where is the directory located on my hard drive
that would be the root directory of "http://localhost/"? Thanks in
advance!

[Tim]

It all depends on if your using IIS or Apache. Under IIS it would b
c:/inetpub/wwwroot/ or something similiar

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[Alvaro G. Vicario]

*** Tim escribió/wrote (Mon, 7 Mar 2005 14:03:57 -0600):

It all depends on if your using IIS or Apache. Under IIS it would be
c:/inetpub/wwwroot/ or something similiar.

Under Apache, where the DocumentRoot directive in httpd.conf file says.
Typically it's %ProgramFiles%\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs
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[junk]

of****@iamedd.com wrote:

where is the directory located on my hard drive
that would be the root directory of "http://localhost/"? Thanks in
advance!

On win 2k it's apache/htdocs

[Virgil Green]

of****@iamedd.com wrote:

I am totally new to the whole php/web programming thing. I am trying
to set a php script named test.php to run from "http://localhost". I
am running a Windows XP box and I have installed php. Now that you
have my little bio, where is the directory located on my hard drive
that would be the root directory of "http://localhost/"? Thanks in
advance!

What webserver software are you using?

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