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Hello, I have a server working on Apache and now I can access each project through the URL <a href="http://myserver/proyect1" rel="ugc">http://myserver/proyect1</a>, <a href="http://myserver/proyect2" rel="ugc">http://myserver/proyect2</a>&nbsp;and so on, &nbsp;where myserver is the root, but I want it to look and work this way <a href="http://myserver.proyect1" rel="ugc">http://myserver.proyect1</a>&nbsp;where myserver.proyect1 is the root folder for that project.<br />
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My server is running on Mac OS 10.8 with XAMPP.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hello, I have a server working on Apache and now I can access each project through the URL http://myserver/proyect1, http://myserver/proyect2 and so on,  where myserver is the root, but I want it to look and work this way http://myserver.proyect1 where myserver.proyect1 is the root folder for that project.

My server is running on Mac OS 10.8 with XAMPP.

Thanks.

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