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1. Rename File with os rename() Function
2. Rename Specific File Extension/Type Another popular use case is renaming files according to their extensions of file type
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You can reproduce this process in ten minutes. It consists of two main steps.

The first thing to do is to set up the Windows "hosts" file, which will allow you to map the domain names to the internet.

You will associate your local internet address with whatever hostname you choose.

The hosts file is in the C:WindowsSystem32driversetc folder.

There are several files and you will have to change one called "hosts".

Now pay attention to the detail.

You will need to run your notepad as administrator in order to save the changes because the "hosts" file is write protected. If you're not an administrator, you will get a message that says "please check if this file is opened in another program" or something like "you do not have permission to save in this location, ask the administrator for permission".

To open as administrator, you can first open Notepad in administration mode. Click on the Notepad icon and then select "Run as administrator" to do this.

The hosts file from the pad will allow you to save the changes.

When Notepad++ editor discovers that they don't have permission to write the file, they will show you a dialog box where you can confirm if you want to write the file in administrator mode.

The changes that you have to make are very easy. We will tell you the name of the host that we want to create and the address to which to request services. You have a lot of examples that should be used, but it is very easy to use.

The name of the virtual host is separated by a space or tab, as you have seen, first and then the local IP 127.0.0.1. The result will be the same as it appears in the picture.

The second step is a bit more complex but we have solved it with a copy-paste. This is to open the Apache configuration file. The file is in a folder.

C:xamppapache

The file is named httpd-vhosts. The full path is C:xampp.

You can change it with any editor and you will see that it has a description about the Apache virtual hosts.

We will add a few lines at the end.

The first few lines tell Apache that the virtual host is still the Xampp "htdocs" folder. It's a good idea to leave it like this so you can keep the files you have on your localhost and access to applications that you already have installed.

We just created a virtual host and now have a second one. There are a couple of data that you have to change.

The path C:myprojecthttpdocs should be changed to the folder on your computer where the files of your project are located. You will have to change myproject.local.com to the virtual host name that you defined in the Windows hosts file.

The code listing in your httpd-vhosts.conf file will be more or less as you can see in the image.

You must restart the Apache server after any changes to the configuration files are made.

A typical problem you may encounter at this point is receiving a 403 "Access Forbidden" error, with a message "You don't have permission to access the requested directory..." It happens because Apache is not willing to connect.