[chora] Newbie: changing URL to cvs.domain.tld - problems

[Simon 4sol]

Thanks Eric

That seems to have dones the trick, but I still have
cvs.mydomain.tld/chora/cvs.php and would like to be able to remove the
/chora/bit as well.

You mention that I may have an older version of Horde, since I made the
cookie path change in registry.php.

I donwloaded this version as the latest, from the FTP Server. Here are
the details from test.php:

Horde Versions
Horde: 2.1 
Chora: 1.1 
PHP Version
View phpinfo() screen 
PHP Version: 4.2.2 
PHP Major Version: 4.2 
PHP Minor Version: 2 
PHP Version Classification: release 
You are running a supported version of PHP.
PHP Module Capabilities
FTP Support: Yes 
Gettext Support: Yes 
IMAP Support: Yes 
LDAP Support: No 
MCAL Support: No 
Mcrypt Support: Yes 
MySQL Support: Yes 
PostgreSQL Support: No 
XML Support: Yes 
Miscellaneous PHP Settings
short_open_tag enabled: Yes 
magic_quotes_runtime set to Off: Yes 
file_uploads enabled: Yes 
PHP Sessions
Session counter: 1 
To unregister the session: click here 
PEAR
PEAR - Yes 
Recent PEAR - Yes 
Mail::RFC822 - Yes 
Log - Yes 
DB - Yes

If there are later versions, could someone let me know...I'll go looking
as well!

Best Regards

Simon H

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Rostetter [mailto:eric.rostetter@physics.utexas.edu] 
Sent: 25 September 2002 15:13
To: Simon 4sol
Cc: Chora Mailing List
Subject: Re: [chora] Newbie: changing URL to cvs.domain.tld - problems


Quoting Simon 4sol <Simon.Hamilton@4sol.com>:

> Could someone briefly
> explain what I need to change in httpd.conf and 
> horde/config/registry.php to make cvs.domain.tld direct straight to 
> Chora.

Set your DocumentRoot to point at /horde/chora and make an aliases for
horde and chora so it will still work such as:

   Alias /horde/ /usr/local/apache/htdocs/horde/
   Alias /chora/ /usr/local/apache/htdocs/horde/chora/
   DocumentRoot  /usr/local/apache/htdocs/horde/chora/

Then edit registry.php to change the chora stanza.  You will change
chora's webroot to /chora such as:

   'webroot' => '/chora',

(That's in the chora stanza of registry.php).

Finally, you will need to change your cookie path.  See the mailing list
for this as the location has changed in various versions, and I'm not
sure what version you have.  In older versions, you specify cookie path
in registry.php. In newer versions, it is in horde/config/conf.php or
horde/config/horde.php and would be something like:
$conf['cookie']['path'] = '/';

-- 
Eric Rostetter
The Department of Physics
The University of Texas at Austin

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