From: Jeff C. <jcl...@bl...> - 2002-04-25 02:38:56
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Good Evening All, I'm probably going to kick myself for asking this but I'm having some difficulties here. My pages consist, almost entirely of Webware content with my main server being Apache. I would like to visit www.myserver.com and see my Webware content (Index.py from the default Context). However when I setup Apache with the location container that follows, I can do www.myserver.com/Index and see the right document but a simple www.myserver.com yeilds the Apache directory index. I'm sure someone else is doing this. Any ideas? <Location /> WKServer localhost 8086 SetHandler webkit-handler </Location> Question 2 is I would like to have a few directories server through Apache (like graphics and downloads). Assuming that I use something like the location container above how do I have a few urls that are not handled by Webkit (ie. how do I turn of the webkit-handler?) <Location /downloads> SetHandler none? </Location> Hopefully that made a bit of sense. I look forward to a response. Thanks, Jeff Clement |
From: Ian B. <ia...@co...> - 2002-04-25 02:52:47
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Most of us use mod_rewrite for this stuff. It's discussed at: http://webware.colorstudy.net/twiki/bin/view/Webware/ModRewriteRecipes Though every so often people want to use <Location> stuff, so if you figure something out please add it to the Wiki. On Wed, 2002-04-24 at 21:37, Jeff Clement wrote: > Good Evening All, > > I'm probably going to kick myself for asking this but I'm having some > difficulties here. > > My pages consist, almost entirely of Webware content with my main server > being Apache. I would like to visit www.myserver.com and see my Webware > content (Index.py from the default Context). However when I setup > Apache with the location container that follows, I can do > www.myserver.com/Index and see the right document but a simple > www.myserver.com yeilds the Apache directory index. I'm sure someone > else is doing this. Any ideas? > > <Location /> > WKServer localhost 8086 > SetHandler webkit-handler > </Location> > > Question 2 is I would like to have a few directories server through > Apache (like graphics and downloads). Assuming that I use something > like the location container above how do I have a few urls that are not > handled by Webkit (ie. how do I turn of the webkit-handler?) > > <Location /downloads> > SetHandler none? > </Location> > > Hopefully that made a bit of sense. I look forward to a response. > > Thanks, > Jeff Clement > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Webware-discuss mailing list > Web...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss > |
From: Charles C. <we...@di...> - 2002-04-25 15:09:48
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Jeff Clement <jcl...@bl...> wrote: > > My pages consist, almost entirely of Webware content with my main server > being Apache. I would like to visit www.myserver.com and see my Webware > content (Index.py from the default Context). However when I setup > Apache with the location container that follows, I can do > www.myserver.com/Index and see the right document but a simple > www.myserver.com yeilds the Apache directory index. I'm sure someone > else is doing this. Any ideas? I found I could get this to work by setting DocumentRoot to a non-existant directory, and then using your <Location /> configuration below. > <Location /> > WKServer localhost 8086 > SetHandler webkit-handler > </Location> This worked for me, but only when DocumentRoot didn't point to an existing directory. Charles -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Charles Cazabon <we...@di...> GPL'ed software available at: http://www.qcc.ca/~charlesc/software/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
From: Jeff C. <jcl...@bl...> - 2002-04-25 20:07:15
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How odd :) I wonder if the <location /images> setHandler apache-code-def.... </location> Would work then. Could be good since modRewrite isn't always available. Jeff On Thu, 2002-04-25 at 09:10, Charles Cazabon wrote: > Jeff Clement <jcl...@bl...> wrote: > > > > My pages consist, almost entirely of Webware content with my main server > > being Apache. I would like to visit www.myserver.com and see my Webware > > content (Index.py from the default Context). However when I setup > > Apache with the location container that follows, I can do > > www.myserver.com/Index and see the right document but a simple > > www.myserver.com yeilds the Apache directory index. I'm sure someone > > else is doing this. Any ideas? > > I found I could get this to work by setting DocumentRoot to a non-existant > directory, and then using your <Location /> configuration below. > > > <Location /> > > WKServer localhost 8086 > > SetHandler webkit-handler > > </Location> > > This worked for me, but only when DocumentRoot didn't point to an existing > directory. > > Charles > -- > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > Charles Cazabon <we...@di...> > GPL'ed software available at: http://www.qcc.ca/~charlesc/software/ > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > _______________________________________________ > Webware-discuss mailing list > Web...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss > |
From: Matt F. <ma...@da...> - 2002-05-08 06:09:35
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| > My pages consist, almost entirely of Webware content with my main server | > being Apache. I would like to visit www.myserver.com and see my Webware | > content (Index.py from the default Context). However when I setup | > Apache with the location container that follows, I can do | > www.myserver.com/Index and see the right document but a simple | > www.myserver.com yeilds the Apache directory index. I'm sure someone | > else is doing this. Any ideas? | | I found I could get this to work by setting DocumentRoot to a non-existant | directory, and then using your <Location /> configuration below. | | > <Location /> | > WKServer localhost 8086 | > SetHandler webkit-handler | > </Location> | | This worked for me, but only when DocumentRoot didn't point to an existing | directory. Charles, I tried your technique, but am getting webkit's 404 message. Obviously, the request is getting to webkit, but for some reason, webkit can't see any servlets or other files in any context. Any ideas? Did you make any other configuration modifications? |
From: Matt F. <ma...@da...> - 2002-05-09 22:45:08
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| Charles, I tried your technique, but am getting webkit's 404 message. | Obviously, the request is getting to webkit, but for some reason, webkit | can't see any servlets or other files in any context. | | Any ideas? Did you make any other configuration modifications? Never mind. I figured it out. I'll try and summarize my findings for the wiki. |