jove Member Jan 8, 2003 #1 We have one system on the LAN with a MacOSx website. Safari doesn't see it with its Rendezvouos option. Is there something missing?
We have one system on the LAN with a MacOSx website. Safari doesn't see it with its Rendezvouos option. Is there something missing?
L legacyb4 Registered Jan 8, 2003 #2 Check out: http://homepage.mac.com/macdomeeu/dev/current/mod_rendezvous/ Cheers. Originally posted by jove We have one system on the LAN with a MacOSx website. Safari doesn't see it with its Rendezvouos option. Is there something missing? Click to expand...
Check out: http://homepage.mac.com/macdomeeu/dev/current/mod_rendezvous/ Cheers. Originally posted by jove We have one system on the LAN with a MacOSx website. Safari doesn't see it with its Rendezvouos option. Is there something missing? Click to expand...
TommyWillB Registered Jan 12, 2003 #3 Hmmm... I guess this is right, but it showed up as http://<machine name>.local./ Is there any way to get this to show up as my domain name?
Hmmm... I guess this is right, but it showed up as http://<machine name>.local./ Is there any way to get this to show up as my domain name?
TommyWillB Registered Jan 12, 2003 #4 I answered my own question: Code: <VirtualHost *> DocumentRoot /Library/WebServer/NULL ServerName <machine name>.local Redirect permanent / [url]http://www.tomnjeff.com/[/url] </VirtualHost> Note, this does not work unless you leave off the trailing dots ("."). Also if you give your machine a name with two "-" it behaves oddly...
I answered my own question: Code: <VirtualHost *> DocumentRoot /Library/WebServer/NULL ServerName <machine name>.local Redirect permanent / [url]http://www.tomnjeff.com/[/url] </VirtualHost> Note, this does not work unless you leave off the trailing dots ("."). Also if you give your machine a name with two "-" it behaves oddly...