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I successfully created some virtual hosts on my machine a while ago by modifying my /etc/hosts
file and my http-vhosts.conf
file.
Then I found a very handy tool called virtualhost.sh (https://github.com/pgib/virtualhost.sh) to speed up this process, which I installed through homebrew.
One line -> virtualhost.sh my_virtual_host_name
setups everything for me and I have a working virtualhost which points to the directory of my choice.
It worked successfully for me at first but now after adding a new host, it did not work. The host cannot be found in the browser. The original virtualhosts I manually created cannot be found now either. The default localhost
virtualhost does not even work now.
I have deleted the host created with this tool by running virtualhost.sh --delete my_virtual_host_name
. My manually created virtualhosts still don't work after this, including the default localhost
.
Finally I deleted the tool completely through homebrew. This has not resolved the issue either.
I have obviously modified an important file through my messing around with virtualhosts.
I am completely lost with this problem, does anybody know how I can restore my settings to their original state?
Did you find the solution to this as i am also having the exact same issue. Cheers – Tom Burman – 2014-09-06T12:28:21.820