While the process of setting up a local Web server in order to experiment with tools such as WordPress or Omeka sounds time-intensive, you can do it while your pot of coffee is brewing.

The solution: Install a local web server on your home computer, then run PHProxy from there. Setting one up is actually a lot easier than you may think.

Local web server will also reportedly reinstall Zoom if a user removes the application and joins a meeting. Written by Chris Duckett, Contributor July 8, 2019 at 6:28 p.m. PT ...

With the local web server in place, if a user uninstalled Zoom but the server was still running in the background, Zoom would be reinstalled when a meeting link was clicked.

These Web server stacks also contain management tools for each separate component and for the stack as a whole, so you’re not stuck with the extra burden of having to manage the whole thing by hand.

The fix, detailed in the latest update to Zoom’s blog post on the vulnerability, will now “remove the local web server entirely, once the Zoom client has been updated,” to take away the ...

An Apache message should appear confirming your local Web server is functioning. That done, you then copy the files you want to link to into the /Library/WebServer/Documents folder.

Most software that creates a local web server also has the option to change the number. I changed it from 8000 to 8002, restarted PeakHour, and was immediately able to get my Outlook email account ...