Forums / Install & configuration / Problems with changing configuration to multisite.
Pawe³ Mylka
Friday 14 July 2006 3:07:47 am
A have changed configuration of our web-serwer to multi site, after few month working with uri configuration. Under changing I had some problem, but succesfully i have resolved them.
But I have one more problem:Exponential version 3.7
in override... site.ini. i have something like that ....
HostMatchMapItems[]=www.aaaaaaa.pl;plain HostMatchMapItems[]=www.xxx.eu;phup HostMatchMapItems[]=www.xxx.pl;phupHostMatchMapItems[]=admin.xxx.pl;phup_admin
and when I try login to
http://admin.xxx.pl i get login page, and after that system login to main page. To this point is ok, but all links have symatic from uri. It's mean
http://admin.xxx.pl/index.php/<b>phup_admin</b>/content/view/full/2
What can I do to change all those semantic to host schema ??
regardsPawe³ Mylka
Egil Fujikawa Nes
Wednesday 19 July 2006 9:25:48 pm
Hi
I have been writing a short article for how to change from URI to HOST based siteaccess mapping. If you follow this article your links should be generated correct.
http://www.buildcms.com/tech_corner/howto/change_from_a_uri_to_host_based_siteaccess
If you have problems with login to your public siteaccess you should enter the admin interface, then User accounts -> Roles and policies -> Anonymous -> Edit. Then edit the Module: User and Function: Login. Here you should choose all the siteaccesses that public users should have access to.
Hope this could help you with your problems.
Best regardsEgil Fujikawa Nes
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Xavier Langlois
Thursday 20 July 2006 1:02:05 am
Hello Maybe that could help you :In settings/siteaccess/(yoursiteacces)/site.ini...
[SiteAccessSettings] ## this was suggested here: ## http://ez.no/download/ez_publish/changelogs/ez_publish_3_4/path_prefix ## but didn't worked for me #PathPrefix=yoursiteaccessname ## And I found this ## http://ez.no/community/bugs/pathprefix_doesn_t_work_with_user_folder PathPrefixExclude[]=yoursiteaccessname## nothing else
Now it's working perfectly ... ByeXavier Langlois
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