Just for reference, there's no need to change any configuration items
in apache to get your main site to work..
By default, if you open http://localhost/ (or the ip assigned to that
computer) you'll get the main apache site. You don't need to use the
user directories at all if you don't wish to do so. Simply build
your web site as you like, then drop it all into the main apache
htdocs folder. The location of this folder varies (slightly and
occasionally) from release to release, and depending on which version
of apache you're using, but it's usually /library/webserver/htdocs
(or something similar, that's from memory, not an actual look into my
folders to see the true path, but regardless, all you need to do is
build your web site there, and all will work as you ask, without you
having to change any configuration files at all.
The user folders will still be there if you desire to use them, but
there's nothing saying you must.
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