Click this box and Apache is up and running on your machine. You can test this out by looking at http://localhost/ and you will see the stock Apache page. If you want to do this from the Terminal window, you can enter sudo apachectl start and enter the administrator password when prompted and the Apache server will start.
The files you want to serve up via Apache go here: //Library/WebServer/Documents
For my experiment I am going to be using PHP and mySQL. For details on installing and enabling PHP and mySQL on OS X, stay tuned...
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Chris,
I'm using TitanTV for the Cable listings, what's nice about it is integrated with my WinTV card so that I can click on a program on the TitanTV web site and an info page shows up with a record button and it will schedule the recording for me, when clicked.
A couple nice features of WinTV cards is that they integrate with the TitanTV site and also that the WinTV scheduler can wake the PC up it it's in Standby (powersave sleep) mode.
I've removed the VGA monitor and have run an S-Video cable from my nVidea card to the TV.
The three drawbacks so far have been the noise from the power supply fan, the remote provided with the WinTV card doesn't work at all, and the resolution is not as high as native screen resolution.
Brian
Brian:
Was the card a recent purchase? Also: If your TV has an HDMI input the picture will be really clear and in HD. For us, its s-video for the CRT-based TV because it's not HD. Anyhow... it's cheaper than cable if you D/L your favorite shows or watch them on hulu.com
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