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Bernhard Reiter	Monday 13 June 2005 11:40:30 am Hi, I have a very strange problem. Normally i use ezpublish in virtual host environment. But sometimes i want to test non-virt. host conditions (for example an extension). Normally it should suffice to change the siteurl setting. (is not even necessary). If i then access my site with something like localhost/ez/index.php, ezurl gives the right values, but then again inside my extension i get only localhost/selby/... without the index.php. I have no clue. I checked settings in my ini files inside the extension, and everything else. I cannot see the problem. Perhaps you can help me
kracker (the)	Monday 13 June 2005 1:20:38 pm I've found that it is possible to : <i>"use ezurl, to switch from MatchOrder=host and MatchOrder=uri without a lot of changes"</i> hehe, no your not alone or anymore insane than me ;) You must <b>NOT</b> use .htaccess, you must embed your mod_rewrite rules into your vhost in httpd.conf You may also need to use the ForceVirtualHost=true\|false (Several others have needed to :) <i>settings/override/override.ini.append.php</i> <i>[SiteSettings] SiteURL=photos.ezpublishhosting.com/index.php</i> <i>[SiteAccessSettings] ForceVirtualHost=true</i> <i>MatchOrder=host HostMatchMapItems[] HostMatchMapItems[]=photos.ezpublishhosting.com;gallery_user HostMatchMapItems[]=edit.photos.ezpublishhosting.com;gallery_admin</i> This setup, and your .htaccess file removed or renamed, httpd.conf mod_rewrite rules setup and httpd restarted, This should work for you, it sure did for a friend of ours :) //kracker <i>MST3k - Master Ninja 1</i> Member since: 2001.07.13 \|\| http://ezpedia.se7enx.com/
Xavier Dutoit	Tuesday 14 June 2005 12:11:02 am Hi Kracker, Happy to report that you can run ez with the rewrite config from .htaccess (as opposed to the regular from conf file). Still ironing out a few things, but it definitively work... after you modify all the rules to write them differently ;) X+ P.S. I still don't understand why you need a different set of rules, but that's part of the fun with computers I suppose http://www.sydesy.com

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Bernhard Reiter

Monday 13 June 2005 11:40:30 am

Hi,

I have a very strange problem. Normally i use ezpublish in virtual host environment.

But sometimes i want to test non-virt. host conditions (for example an extension).

Normally it should suffice to change the siteurl setting. (is not even necessary).

If i then access my site with something like localhost/ez/index.php, ezurl gives the right values, but then again inside my extension i get only localhost/selby/... without the index.php.

I have no clue. I checked settings in my ini files inside the extension, and everything else.
I cannot see the problem.

Perhaps you can help me

kracker (the)

Monday 13 June 2005 1:20:38 pm

I've found that it is possible to :
"use ezurl, to switch from MatchOrder=host and MatchOrder=uri without a lot of changes"

hehe, no your not alone or anymore insane than me ;)

You must NOT use .htaccess, you must embed your mod_rewrite rules into your vhost in httpd.conf

You may also need to use the ForceVirtualHost=true|false (Several others have needed to :)
settings/override/override.ini.append.php

[SiteSettings]
SiteURL=photos.ezpublishhosting.com/index.php

[SiteAccessSettings]
ForceVirtualHost=true

MatchOrder=host
HostMatchMapItems[]
HostMatchMapItems[]=photos.ezpublishhosting.com;gallery_user
HostMatchMapItems[]=edit.photos.ezpublishhosting.com;gallery_admin

This setup, and your .htaccess file removed or renamed, httpd.conf mod_rewrite rules setup and httpd restarted, This should work for you, it sure did for a friend of ours :)

//kracker
MST3k - Master Ninja 1

Member since: 2001.07.13 || http://ezpedia.se7enx.com/

Xavier Dutoit

Tuesday 14 June 2005 12:11:02 am

Hi Kracker,

Happy to report that you can run ez with the rewrite config from .htaccess (as opposed to the regular from conf file).

Still ironing out a few things, but it definitively work... after you modify all the rules to write them differently ;)

X+

P.S. I still don't understand why you need a different set of rules, but that's part of the fun with computers I suppose

http://www.sydesy.com