On 09/15/2013 07:40 PM, Martin S wrote:
On Sunday, September 15, 2013 11:18:51 AM Roger wrote:
Ok I've been doing some experimenting with set up Drupalwise,
If I download the file to /Downloads, cd /user then mkdir drupal,
extract from /Downloads to /user/drupal/ all as user, I get correct
ownerships and permissions.
Then sudo cp -R drupal-7.23 to /var/www/html/ it retains user defaults
and is accessible from user.
Next I'll try Joolma.
Question about apache DocumentRoot.
I have a Drupal development copy of a live site in
/var/www/html/some_site. /var/www/html is default DocumentRoot
What should I do in http.conf to point also to /user/drupal/that_install
so that I can work both?
Could it be done as VirtualHost? If so what changes to /httpd.conf are
needed?
An answer to this may also solve the original poster's Joolma
installation situation.
I've tried installing joomla in my own directory and pointing documentroot to
that, but it somehow still got set roo:root. Must have done something wrong
somewhere =(
As for the first part wouldn't that be another virtual host.
/M.
Yes also my experience.
I tried setting up VirtualHost but that also failed.
I solved it by:
cd /var/www/html
sudo mkdir tester
chmod 766 tester
chown user:user tester
then sudo mv the whole (drupal in my case) file system to
/var/www/html/tester
Basically leaving /var/www/html as root:root but the drupal directory is
user:user ownership
That worked......
Roger
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