Website Help

Well, if you're running OS X and you have a static IP it's easy. If not, then it becomes more complex.

Let me know some more about your situation and I'll try to help.

 

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Hey I was watching techtv and mac geek brett larson was showing this:

http://www.techtv.com/callforhelp/answerstips/story/0,24330,3375935,00.html

 

woops sry i meant to click new thread

 

you can use Apache which is installed in OS X

drop your files in your Sites directory (in your home directory) and start up the webserver (under 'Sharing' in System Preferences). careful though, as you're opening your computer up to the world.

 

Re: Re: Website Help

That's what I asked...copy-cat!

 

Well then, follow Choppaface's advice and turn on "Web Sharing" in the sharing panel of System Prefs.

Place your html files and images, etc. in your Site folder in your User's home directory.

How about the IP address?

 

for 9.2 you can also use the web sharing control panel to run its built in server, but it seems to be a bit slower and running Apache in 10 gives you PHP support and lots of other goodies that you might use in the future