Apache
Apache options can be set for the virtual host selected in the table. These options are security-related! For more information about configuring your Apache server, see the Apache website.

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Options for <Directory> directive
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Indexes
Enables or disables directory browsing. If there is no index.html, index.php, etc. in the document root, a directory listing will be displayed if this option is enabled. Without this option, nothing will be displayed or an error message will be displayed. -
Includes
Allows the use of Server Side Includes (SSI). -
FollowSymLinks
Allows you to use symbolic links to point to documents in other directories. This is useful when you want references to objects outside the directory tree (e.g., web server log files), but be aware that this can expose objects outside the URL tree. -
SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
Restricted version of “FollowSymLinks”. Allows referencing objects via symbolic links only if the owner matches. -
Exec-CGI
Permit CGI execution. -
Multiviews
Allows you to enable or disable dynamic documents based on language.
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Additional parameters for <Directory> directive
- Directory Index
Specify which file Apache should serve when no filename is given in a URL. By default, this is either index.html or index.php.
- Directory Index
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Additional Parameters for <VirtualHost> directive
These directives go directly into the httpd.conf file.- Server admin
The email address to which Apache will send error messages.
- Server admin
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httpd.conf file
You cannot edit your httpd.conf file directly in MAMP PRO. You will need to make custom configurations through your httpd.conf template file. More information on how to configure your httpd template file can be found in our Menu › File section.