Differents Questions

Hi.

I watching the config file of cherokee for understang
differents parts.

But in the file cherokee.conf I watch this:

 - Icons
   /usr/.......

What it does the utility of this section?

In file default I watch this:

 - Directory / {
   }
   Diretory /about {
   }
   Directory /icon {
   }
   etc.....

My question is the same that last point.

Thanks a lot.

PD: Sorry for my english


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Ogoshi wrote:

> But in the file cherokee.conf I watch this:
>
>  - Icons
>    /usr/.......
>
> What it does the utility of this section?

  It defines a new DocumentRoot for the web directory
/icons.

> In file default I watch this:
>
>  - Directory / {
>    }
>    Diretory /about {
>    }
>    Directory /icon {
>    }
>    etc.....

  No, that's your old configuration file. It's in 0.5
format.

  Try to do this:

   - Back up and remove your /etc/cherokee directory.

   - Download the new pre-release:
     http:
//alobbs.com/tmp/cherokee-0.6.0b396.tar.gz

   - Compile and install it.										

  Now it should work just fine.

  By the way, the new configuration format is not meant to
be read by
  humans.  There will be configuration GUIs that will assist
you to
  crate and modify it, so don't worry about of how bad the
new format
  looks 

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Ogoshi wrote:

> But in the file cherokee.conf I watch this:
>
>  - Icons
>    /usr/.......
>
> What it does the utility of this section?

  It defines a new DocumentRoot for the web directory
/icons.

> In file default I watch this:
>
>  - Directory / {
>    }
>    Diretory /about {
>    }
>    Directory /icon {
>    }
>    etc.....

  No, that's your old configuration file. It's in 0.5
format.

  Try to do this:

   - Back up and remove your /etc/cherokee directory.

   - Download the new pre-release:
     http:
//alobbs.com/tmp/cherokee-0.6.0b396.tar.gz

   - Compile and install it.										

  Now it should work just fine.

  By the way, the new configuration format is not meant to
be read by
  humans.  There will be configuration GUIs that will assist
you to
  crate and modify it, so don't worry about of how bad the
new format
  looks 

-- 
Greetings, alo.
http://www.alobbs.com
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