When adding a virtual host listening on a different port like :8080 and editing the httpd.config to listen on both port :80 & :8080, apache serves both my websites on both ports OK.
The problem is when I refresh Wamp 3's menu the menu item 'Your VirtualHosts' contains an item with a warning symbol saying 'VirtualHost_PortValue' and when you click this menu item a command line interface opens up and says...
Sorry,
There is an error.
In the httpd-vhosts.conf files:
Port number into <VirtualHost *:port>
has not correct value or is not the same for each <VirtualHost *:xx>
Value are:Array
(
[0] => <VirtualHost *:80>
[1] => <VirtualHost *:8080>
)
Switch cancelled
Press ENTER to continue...
Also when I click on the menu item for the website on port :8080 the URL in the browser does not have the port number appended to the end of the domain name e.g. [example.com].
It is important to me to be able to hosts sites on at least two different ports as I some time give clients access to websites i'm building and on our network, IIS is on port :80.
Just to be clear apache is working well it is the wamp menu that does seem to be able to handle this sort of functionality which is a shame as I like the the new virtual host menu feature.
Is there anything I can do or should I wait for a new release of WAMP for this to be fixed?
The problem is when I refresh Wamp 3's menu the menu item 'Your VirtualHosts' contains an item with a warning symbol saying 'VirtualHost_PortValue' and when you click this menu item a command line interface opens up and says...
Sorry,
There is an error.
In the httpd-vhosts.conf files:
Port number into <VirtualHost *:port>
has not correct value or is not the same for each <VirtualHost *:xx>
Value are:Array
(
[0] => <VirtualHost *:80>
[1] => <VirtualHost *:8080>
)
Switch cancelled
Press ENTER to continue...
Also when I click on the menu item for the website on port :8080 the URL in the browser does not have the port number appended to the end of the domain name e.g. [example.com].
It is important to me to be able to hosts sites on at least two different ports as I some time give clients access to websites i'm building and on our network, IIS is on port :80.
Just to be clear apache is working well it is the wamp menu that does seem to be able to handle this sort of functionality which is a shame as I like the the new virtual host menu feature.
Is there anything I can do or should I wait for a new release of WAMP for this to be fixed?