WampServer

hi, just want to leave here, that if you really want to change the main document root, eg. "c:/wamp64/www" to some other directory, then you have to do the following:
(wampserver version 3.0.6, 64bit)

- change DocumentRoot in httpd.conf
- and in httpd-vhosts.conf
- change $server_dir in index.php
- and in add_vhost.php
- AND change in scripts/config.inc.php $wwwDir to your new absolute path
- AND change also there 5 relative "../" entries to absolute, eg. like "c:/wamp64/wampmanager.conf", because that, however (wrong use of relative paths somewhere), avoids some error-messages ..



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/17/2017 11:31AM by comOnBert.

Hi,

You complicate matters unnecessarily. In addition, it is a source of error.
The simplest is to use VirtualHost and you can put your local sites wherever you want and each site can be in a different location.
See The need for Virtual Host

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But if you create a Virtual Host for whatever you did this for, you dont have to bother about any of this rubbish.

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