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From: Greg G. <gr...@ma...> - 2003-08-31 17:44:52
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On Sun, 31 Aug 2003, Manolis Mavrikis wrote:
> Greg said:
> > Are you saying that if I had run AutoConf.mpl having forgotten to set the
> > port and so generated a DefaultZone.mpl file, that it would have been
> > sufficient to delete the DefaultZone.mpl file, edit ManualConfig.mpl
> > with the right port and the run AutoConf.mpl again, that admin.html,
> > index.html and DefaultZone.mpl would be regenerated?
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> If we are talking about a fresh installation then yes (I think) deleting the
> DefaultZone.mpl will do the job. This is from my understanding of what Neil
> told me before and from what I see in the code. ...
> Neil could perhaps explain this once more ... (I attach his previous email
> at the bottom)
Thanks for that ... I recall having trouble finding exactly where the
writing of these files happened.
> also I made I change that I want to consult you about. At AutoConf.mpl I
> changed the line
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> setconfig('ServletURL', cat("http://",Config['FullContext'],"/Alice")): to
> setconfig('ServletURL', "/Alice");
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> I think this is better as it define the link relative to the current
> installation anyway ...
Ah! ... that's an interseting idea, change the definition of ServletURL
to be relative instead of absolute ... that ought to work oughtn't it,
since one never descends into deeper directories. How far have you tested
it?
Regards,
Greg
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