Install question/problem...

[cafe_latte]

I trying to install farcry onto a linux system running RHEL4U4 with Apache 2.0.59, Coldfusion 8, and mysql 4.1.22.
I am a complete n00b at this, so please bear with me in my attempt to describe the problem and steps I have tried before resorting to entering the forum for help.

On the FarCry site, I found the "How I installed FarCry (BazD)" by Geoff Bowers.
Having to make some minor adjustment because his document it written to be performed on a Windows PC Server w/IIS.
I was able to work thru most of the steps, but in step 7, the creation of a virtual server is where I am stuck.

Do I really have to create virtual server for the project home dir.?
Or can I create another alias/virtual dir to point to the project home dir in apache httpd.conf?

BTW, thanks in advance.
-cafrio

[Jake Churchill]

If you are using FC 4 or below, I know for a fact that you can just alias a
virtual directory in httpd.conf.  I haven't installed FC 5 anywhere yet.

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Jake Churchill
Team Leader
11204 Davenport, Ste. 100
Omaha, NE  68154
http://www.cfwebtools.com 
402-408-3733 x103


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I trying to install farcry onto a linux system running RHEL4U4 with Apache
2.0.59, Coldfusion 8, and mysql 4.1.22.
I am a complete n00b at this, so please bear with me in my attempt to
describe the problem and steps I have tried before resorting to entering the
forum for help.

On the FarCry site, I found the "How I installed FarCry (BazD)" by Geoff
Bowers.
Having to make some minor adjustment because his document it written to be
performed on a Windows PC Server w/IIS.
I was able to work thru most of the steps, but in step 7, the creation of a
virtual server is where I am stuck.

Do I really have to create virtual server for the project home dir.?
Or can I create another alias/virtual dir to point to the project home dir
in apache httpd.conf?

BTW, thanks in advance.
-cafrio

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[cafe_latte]

In my apache httpd.conf, I created the following aliases:

Alias /farcry /web/farcry/core/admin
 <Directory "/web/farcry/core/admin">
         Options none
         AllowOverride AuthConfig
         Allow from all
         Order allow,deny
 </Directory>

Alias /test /web/farcry/projects/test/www
 <Directory "/web/farcry/projects/test/www">
         Options none
         AllowOverride AuthConfig
         Allow from all
         Order allow,deny
 </Directory>

But, then I browse to http://servername/test, it partly works.
then I get an error complaining about the path to core/admin needs to be pointing to /web/farcry/core/admin.

So, I am not sure where I am getting all balled up, but I'm stuck.

BTW, thanks for the reply

Jake Churchill wrote:

If you are using FC 4 or below, I know for a fact that you can just alias a
virtual directory in httpd.conf.  I haven't installed FC 5 anywhere yet.

_____

Jake Churchill
Team Leader
11204 Davenport, Ste. 100
Omaha, NE  68154
http://www.cfwebtools.com 
402-408-3733 x103


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I trying to install farcry onto a linux system running RHEL4U4 with Apache
2.0.59, Coldfusion 8, and mysql 4.1.22.
I am a complete n00b at this, so please bear with me in my attempt to
describe the problem and steps I have tried before resorting to entering the
forum for help.

On the FarCry site, I found the "How I installed FarCry (BazD)" by Geoff
Bowers.
Having to make some minor adjustment because his document it written to be
performed on a Windows PC Server w/IIS.
I was able to work thru most of the steps, but in step 7, the creation of a
virtual server is where I am stuck.

Do I really have to create virtual server for the project home dir.?
Or can I create another alias/virtual dir to point to the project home dir
in apache httpd.conf?

BTW, thanks in advance.
-cafrio

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[modius]

On Apr 15, 6:54 am, cafe_latte <s...@...> wrote:
> I trying to install farcry onto a linux system running RHEL4U4 with Apache
> 2.0.59, Coldfusion 8, and mysql 4.1.22.
> I am a complete n00b at this, so please bear with me in my attempt to
> describe the problem and steps I have tried before resorting to entering the
> forum for help.

Best forum is farcry-dev, this forum (farcry-user) is really for
operational day to day using farcry and not developing or installing.

> On the FarCry site, I found the "How I installed FarCry (BazD)" by Geoff
> Bowers.
> Having to make some minor adjustment because his document it written to be
> performed on a Windows PC Server w/IIS.
> I was able to work thru most of the steps, but in step 7, the creation of a
> virtual server is where I am stuck.

This is not something I can claim credit for :)  -- beyond uploading
BazD's notes to the WIKI.

> Do I really have to create virtual server for the project home dir.?
> Or can I create another alias/virtual dir to point to the project home dir
> in apache httpd.conf?

From your other posts it appears you want this to sit in a directory
under the webroot, rather than dedicating a website to the project.
If you are starting out, you really ought to be trying the FarCry
Fortress beta -- which is all but gold now.

Join the farcry-beta forum.  Try this installation instead:
http://docs.farcrycms.org/display/FCDEV50/Fortress+Installation

The first part of this seminar is running through the new installer..
one of the options being to install into a sub-directory:
FarCry 5.0 (Fortress) eSeminar Recording
http://blog.daemon.com.au/go/blog-post/farcry-5-0-fortress-eseminar-recording

Hope that helps,

-- geoff
http://www.daemon.com.au/
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[cafe_latte]

Ok, I downloaded the FC5, extracted to webroot, modified the
/farcry/core/webtop/install/Application.cfm to allow my IP Addr to make
edit changes.

FC5 Installer comes up:
Step 1
Project Name: lexi
Project Name Folder: lexi
Admin Password: F7FAA1
Update App Key: ECC4
Locales: English (Australia)

Step 2 (DATABASE)
DSN: farcry
Type: MySQL

Step 3 (SKELETON)
Skeleton: MOLLIO

Step 4 (PLUGINS)
FarCry CMS

Step 5 (DEPLOYMENT)
Sub-Directory

Step 6 (INSTALLATION CONFIRMATION)
Click on install, short period of silence... Success

But when I try to login, I get a JRUN Server Error, and the project is
not accessible.

What am I doing wrong???

Running RHEL 4U4, Apache 2.0.59, CF8 w/HotFix3, MySQL 4.1.22, PHP5.2.4


 





> -----Original Message-----
> From: farcry-user@...
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> On Behalf Of modius
> Sent: Monday, April 14, 2008 9:57 PM
> To: farcry-user
> Subject: [farcry-user] Re: Install question/problem...
>
>
> On Apr 15, 6:54 am, cafe_latte <s...@...> wrote:
> > I trying to install farcry onto a linux system running RHEL4U4 with
> Apache
> > 2.0.59, Coldfusion 8, and mysql 4.1.22.
> > I am a complete n00b at this, so please bear with me in my attempt

to
> > describe the problem and steps I have tried before resorting to
entering
> the
> > forum for help.
>
> Best forum is farcry-dev, this forum (farcry-user) is really for
> operational day to day using farcry and not developing or installing.
>
> > On the FarCry site, I found the "How I installed FarCry (BazD)" by
Geoff
> > Bowers.
> > Having to make some minor adjustment because his document it written
to
> be
> > performed on a Windows PC Server w/IIS.
> > I was able to work thru most of the steps, but in step 7, the
creation
> of a
> > virtual server is where I am stuck.
>
> This is not something I can claim credit for :)  -- beyond uploading
> BazD's notes to the WIKI.
>
> > Do I really have to create virtual server for the project home dir.?
> > Or can I create another alias/virtual dir to point to the project
home

> dir
> > in apache httpd.conf?
>
> From your other posts it appears you want this to sit in a directory
> under the webroot, rather than dedicating a website to the project.
> If you are starting out, you really ought to be trying the FarCry
> Fortress beta -- which is all but gold now.
>
> Join the farcry-beta forum.  Try this installation instead:
> http://docs.farcrycms.org/display/FCDEV50/Fortress+Installation
>
> The first part of this seminar is running through the new installer..
> one of the options being to install into a sub-directory:
> FarCry 5.0 (Fortress) eSeminar Recording
> http://blog.daemon.com.au/go/blog-post/farcry-5-0-fortress-eseminar-
> recording
>
> Hope that helps,
>
> -- geoff
> http://www.daemon.com.au/
>

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