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Friday 16 May 2003 9:56:41 am - 3 replies

Modified on Friday 16 May 2003 11:02:42 pm by Joel Finkel

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Jo Henrik Endrerud	Saturday 17 May 2003 8:14:06 am I expect your problem lies in your site access configuration. Check your site.ini (or a site.ini.append) file for this. I have made an example for site access configuration for non virtual host setups here: http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/forum/install_configuration/how_many_hours_have_you_lost_installing_and_testing_ezpublish Hope this solves your problem Jo Henrik Endrerud \| System Developer @ Seeds Consulting \| http://www.seeds.no
Joel Finkel	Saturday 17 May 2003 1:28:19 pm Thank you for the help. I am still confused, mainly because the this documentation refers to a non virtual host that is still domain-based, not directory based: "In this example we will have a server called mybookstore.com where we place our eZ publish installation in a directory called mysite under the http root of the server." I think I am in an environment that is similar to many people: I have a web server running on a single, registered domain. I want to learn eZ Publish, and perhaps develop a site for a client. I cannot register another domain name. I need to create it as a path under my domain root. Here is an actual example. I have a client, nimn.org. I want to see if I can build a site for them. I want to build it on my development machine, uh-clem.org. I want the path to this development site to be something like: www.uh-clem.org:90/EZnimn (Note, I am running Apache on port 90) If I can develop the site well, I want to be able to upload it all to our hosting service, and refer to it all as www.nimn.org. I want to be able to do this with a simple modification to an ini file. Now, I also want to create a web site for another client, JCYS. I want that development site to be: www.uh-clem.org:90/EZjcys Again, if I can develop it well, I want to be able to upload it to their hosting service and refer to it as www.jcys.org. Okay. Now I have three sub-directories under my Apache's docroot: 1) ezpublish 2) EZnimn 3) EZjcys I have three mySql databases. I have loaded the demo data into the ezpublish database. I have created the tables only in the other two. What I am missing (and what I cannot find in the documentation) is how to configure things to support my two different sites (along with the demo site, which I want to study and learn). The Site Access documentation does not speak to my configuration. I have begun a User Contributed Step-by-Step Guide (http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/ez_publish_3/step_by_step_guide/step_by_step_installing_multiple_sites), so that people can contribute their knowledge. I would appreciate some immediate help. Thanks! Joel
Daniel Beyer	Friday 22 August 2003 4:35:29 pm You may will find a fix here: http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/bug_reports/cant_edit_an_object_with_apache_2_because_of_at_the_end_of_the_url Daniel Beyer _________________________________ YMC AG Kreuzlingen, Switzerland web: www.ymc.ch ____________________________________

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Saturday 17 May 2003 8:14:06 am

I expect your problem lies in your site access configuration. Check your site.ini (or a site.ini.append) file for this.

I have made an example for site access configuration for non virtual host setups here: http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/forum/install_configuration/how_many_hours_have_you_lost_installing_and_testing_ezpublish

Hope this solves your problem

Jo Henrik Endrerud | System Developer @ Seeds Consulting | http://www.seeds.no

Joel Finkel

Saturday 17 May 2003 1:28:19 pm

Thank you for the help. I am still confused, mainly because the this documentation refers to a non virtual host that is still domain-based, not directory based:

"In this example we will have a server called mybookstore.com where we place our eZ publish installation in a directory called mysite under the http root of the server."

I think I am in an environment that is similar to many people: I have a web server running on a single, registered domain. I want to learn eZ Publish, and perhaps develop a site for a client. I cannot register another domain name. I need to create it as a path under my domain root.

Here is an actual example. I have a client, nimn.org. I want to see if I can build a site for them. I want to build it on my development machine, uh-clem.org. I want the path to this development site to be something like:

www.uh-clem.org:90/EZnimn

(Note, I am running Apache on port 90)

If I can develop the site well, I want to be able to upload it all to our hosting service, and refer to it all as www.nimn.org. I want to be able to do this with a simple modification to an ini file.

Now, I also want to create a web site for another client, JCYS. I want that development site to be:

www.uh-clem.org:90/EZjcys

Again, if I can develop it well, I want to be able to upload it to their hosting service and refer to it as www.jcys.org.

Okay. Now I have three sub-directories under my Apache's docroot:
1) ezpublish
2) EZnimn
3) EZjcys

I have three mySql databases. I have loaded the demo data into the ezpublish database. I have created the tables only in the other two.

What I am missing (and what I cannot find in the documentation) is how to configure things to support my two different sites (along with the demo site, which I want to study and learn). The Site Access documentation does not speak to my configuration.

I have begun a User Contributed Step-by-Step Guide (http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/ez_publish_3/step_by_step_guide/step_by_step_installing_multiple_sites), so that people can contribute their knowledge.

I would appreciate some immediate help. Thanks!

Joel

Daniel Beyer

Friday 22 August 2003 4:35:29 pm

You may will find a fix here:
http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/bug_reports/cant_edit_an_object_with_apache_2_because_of_at_the_end_of_the_url

Daniel Beyer
_________________________________
YMC AG
Kreuzlingen, Switzerland
web: www.ymc.ch
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