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RiggsFolly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > by using `` in the browser address > bar Well, that didn't work for me. However, I used my local IP address, and I think it worked because in my httpd.conf file, I have it listening to the that address/port. It appears to be working from all my other PC's by adding the following to the httpd-vhosts.conf Req
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ok, so I think I got it to work as far as starting the service using the admin credentials. What I do not understand is how do I access the website via my browser. This is what my virtual host file looks like: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName famphotos DocumentRoot "//BBOXII/One_Share/www" <Directory "//BBOXII/One_Share/www/"> Options +Indexes +
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Yes, that's where I changed mine as well, but it does not want to start when I try. I get the resulting error as shown in my previous post, so I'm lost as to what I can do to fix it. I have used that same method with other programs such as Sonarr etc. and they always work with the Administrator's account credentials. Regards, Shedrock
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I've done that but when I try to start the service with the administrator credentials, I get the following error:
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I can't really find the answer in those posts for what I am trying to accomplish. At present, I have WAMP installed on C:\wamp64. My website is local only and I am using a static IP address (192.168.0.144). I would just like the www folder over on my network path where I have more space. So for example, this is where I want the path for the www folder. \\BBOXII\Website\. How do I add that p
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Is it possible to have WAMP installed on my C: drive as it is now, but have the WWW folder on my network path? For example \\MYNETWORK\Website\. Thanks in advance, Shedrock
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