Here's how to add some named localhosts to your OS X setup:
1. open the NetinfoManager and become admin under the domain menu >
security > authenticate.
2. duplicate the localhost entry under the machines entry
3. rename this copy to your prefered sitename (www.yoursitename1.dev),
I used ".dev" because it's not used on the internet!
4. open your terminal.app and SU to root
(������ � ���� ������ �� ����������, ���� su to root, ����� ������, �
������� ������� su: Sorry
�������� �������������� ��� root)
5. type 'open -e /private/etc/httpd/httpd.conf' (without the quotes)
6. find "#NameVirtualHost" in httpd.conf file
7. change this into: "NameVirtualHost *" (remove the # and add the *,
don't type the quotes)
8. at the end of the file, make an entry like this:
<VirtualHost *>
DocumentRoot /Library/WebServer/www.yoursitename1.dev
ServerName www.yoursitename1.dev
</VirtualHost>
9. in your /Library/WebServer/ folder, make an folder named like above
(www.yoursitename1.dev)
10. want more virtual hosts? do step 2 & 3 (www.yoursitename2.dev,
www.yoursitename3.dev enz..)
11. repeat step 8 & 9
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