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Problems after installation
user name
2006-10-07 20:52:43
Mugur,

That fixed it!!! Thank you.

I am now at the point of configuring the web server and I do
not know how to do this - do you have an example I can
follow?


I do not have a DNS entry as I am using a static IP address
(this is an evaluation machine) so I don't know to edit:
/usr/local/campsite/etc/campsite/campsite-vhost.conf

"and replace $SERVER_NAME with the appropriate value.
Your system administrator should provide the server name. It
must also be registered in the DNS (Domain Name
Service)."


nor do I know how to:

"Include the file “[instance_name]-vhost.conf” in
the main apache configuration file." Do I 'cut and
paste' the contents of the vhost.conf file into
/etc/apache/httpd.conf or is there a specific syntax to
include another file?

Thanks,
Joe
Problems after installation
user name
2006-10-09 10:46:45
hi holman,

should we include this also in the online manual or the dev
pages?

At 15:22 08.10.2006, you wrote:
>if you are working on a local machine without using a
DNS server, you
>can create a simple entry in your "hosts
file", usually it is placed
>in "/etc/hosts".
>
>i work that way, in my case my "hosts" file
looks like this:
>
>192.168.0.1 campsite.localhost.localdomain campsite
>
>so, in the browser i can use either:
>
>http://campsite/
>
>or
>
>http://campsit
e.localhost.localdomain/
>
>
>regarding the vhost file, you can include it by using
something like this:
>
>Include conf/vhosts/campsite-vhost.conf
>
>if you are using apache 1.3.x you can simply copy and
paste to the
>corresponding vhost area into the httpd.conf file.
>
>both cases, do not forget restarting apache
>
>
>On 10/7/06, jdonthdonth.com <jdonthdonth.com> wrote:
>>Mugur,
>>
>>That fixed it!!! Thank you.
>>
>>I am now at the point of configuring the web server
and I do not 
>>know how to do this - do you have an example I can
follow?
>>
>>
>>I do not have a DNS entry as I am using a static IP
address (this 
>>is an evaluation machine) so I don't know to edit: 
>>/usr/local/campsite/etc/campsite/campsite-vhost.conf
>>
>>"and replace $SERVER_NAME with the appropriate
value. Your system 
>>administrator should provide the server name. It
must also be 
>>registered in the DNS (Domain Name Service)."
>>
>>
>>nor do I know how to:
>>
>>"Include the file
"[instance_name]-vhost.conf" in the main apache 
>>configuration file." Do I 'cut and paste' the
contents of the 
>>vhost.conf file into /etc/apache/httpd.conf or is
there a specific 
>>syntax to include another file?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Joe
>
>
>--
>/holman


Micz Flor - miczmi.cz

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Problems after installation
user name
2006-10-09 13:07:38
Hi Micz!

yes, maybe the comments zone of the Campsite Manual is a
good place,
it is very useful because users can read a little bit more
about the
topic in the Manual where they are.

it would be better to create a couple of wiki pages like
"Problems and
Common Errors" (for installation-related issues) and
"Installation
troubleshooting".


On 10/9/06, Micz Flor <micz.florweb.de> wrote:
> hi holman,
>
> should we include this also in the online manual or the
dev pages?
>
> At 15:22 08.10.2006, you wrote:
> >if you are working on a local machine without using
a DNS server, you
> >can create a simple entry in your "hosts
file", usually it is placed
> >in "/etc/hosts".
> >
> >i work that way, in my case my "hosts"
file looks like this:
> >
> >192.168.0.1 campsite.localhost.localdomain campsite
> >
> >so, in the browser i can use either:
> >
> >http://campsite/
> >
> >or
> >
> >http://campsit
e.localhost.localdomain/
> >
> >
> >regarding the vhost file, you can include it by
using something like this:
> >
> >Include conf/vhosts/campsite-vhost.conf
> >
> >if you are using apache 1.3.x you can simply copy
and paste to the
> >corresponding vhost area into the httpd.conf file.
> >
> >both cases, do not forget restarting apache
> >
> >
> >On 10/7/06, jdonthdonth.com <jdonthdonth.com> wrote:
> >>Mugur,
> >>
> >>That fixed it!!! Thank you.
> >>
> >>I am now at the point of configuring the web
server and I do not
> >>know how to do this - do you have an example I
can follow?
> >>
> >>
> >>I do not have a DNS entry as I am using a
static IP address (this
> >>is an evaluation machine) so I don't know to
edit:
>
>>/usr/local/campsite/etc/campsite/campsite-vhost.conf
> >>
> >>"and replace $SERVER_NAME with the
appropriate value. Your system
> >>administrator should provide the server name.
It must also be
> >>registered in the DNS (Domain Name
Service)."
> >>
> >>
> >>nor do I know how to:
> >>
> >>"Include the file
"[instance_name]-vhost.conf" in the main apache
> >>configuration file." Do I 'cut and paste'
the contents of the
> >>vhost.conf file into /etc/apache/httpd.conf or
is there a specific
> >>syntax to include another file?
> >>
> >>Thanks,
> >>Joe
> >
> >
> >--
> >/holman
>
>
> Micz Flor - miczmi.cz
>
> content and media development               http://mi.cz
>
--------------------------------------------------------
> http://www.campware.org  
   --      http://www.suemi.de
> http://www.redaktion
undalltag.de
>
--------------------------------------------------------
>
>


-- 
/holman
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