1. First you have to find the location of the apache configuration file httpd.conf. It is normally found at /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf. Find the following or similar line:
Uncomment the above line by removing "#", save and quit the file.
2. Restart the apache using your root access or proper privileges
3. Create a test php file called x.php in the public folder of the server, which can be accesses through URL in the browser
and write
4. access the file using your favorite browser.
It show all the configuration. Congratulations!!!
Tip: You can create soft link directly from your home folder to your web directory like:
#LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.soUncomment the above line by removing "#", save and quit the file.
2. Restart the apache using your root access or proper privileges
$ apachectl restart 3. Create a test php file called x.php in the public folder of the server, which can be accesses through URL in the browser
$ vi /Library/WebServer/Documents/x.php and write
4. access the file using your favorite browser.
http://localhost/x.php It show all the configuration. Congratulations!!!
Tip: You can create soft link directly from your home folder to your web directory like:
$ ln -s /Library/WebServer/Documents htdocs 
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