binarycloud-dev

[binarycloud-dev] functioning download available

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

http://www.binarycloud.com/download/

under "binarycloud r2 pre-release downloads"

the "binarycloud r2 shell" link gets you a tarball.

note that you can see a functioning version at:
http://www.binarycloud.com:8000/
seems to be averaging about 2/thousanths of a second on that machine, my dev
machine is consistently coming in at ~.013 seconds :)

once you have untarred that file, you'll have a directory: r2
if you copy:

    r2/binarycloud.php to your php include path
    and
    r2/binarycloud to one level above htdocs
    and
    r2/htdocs/* to somewhere (anywhere) in your server's document root,

you should have a functional install that renders pages.

if anyone has any problems, let me know.

btw, the above should be about as complex as installation gets for r2 :)

_alex



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Re: [binarycloud-dev] functioning download available

[Nico G. <sc...@ac...>]

> http://www.binarycloud.com/download/

looks very cool. i'll have a look at it tonight, after my exam.

> once you have untarred that file, you'll have a directory: r2
> if you copy:
>=20
>     r2/binarycloud.php to your php include path
>     and
>     r2/binarycloud to one level above htdocs
>     and
>     r2/htdocs/* to somewhere (anywhere) in your server's document root,

do you mean r2/binarycloud.php to the include path or to auto_prepend?
adding a file to a path statement sounds groovy though ;)

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Re: [binarycloud-dev] functioning download available

[alex b. <en...@tu...>]

> do you mean r2/binarycloud.php to the include path or to auto_prepend?
> adding a file to a path statement sounds groovy though ;)

I mean to your include path.

That way there is literally zero apache/php etc setup, assuming you have all
the basics :)

_alex

Re: [binarycloud-dev] functioning download available

[Peter B. <re...@f2...>]

At 03:27 PM 5/22/01 -0700, you wrote:
>     r2/binarycloud.php to your php include path

What would happen if you wanted a central install of BC to run more than 
one site?  How would you tell it which binarycloud.php to include?

Also, is there any other permissible way of doing this - I could set up r1 
on free web hosts because I could use an .htaccess, but I don't think the 
above is supported, at least not with safe_mode enabled :-(

Peter.

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Re: [binarycloud-dev] functioning download available

[alex b. <en...@tu...>]

> What would happen if you wanted a central install of BC to run more than
> one site?  How would you tell it which binarycloud.php to include?

It doesn't have to.
If you're running, for example, a bunch of virtualhosts, the path to
binarycloud is set relative to the _virtualhosts_ document root, which means
you are using different binarycloud installs for each vHost.

> Also, is there any other permissible way of doing this - I could set up r1
> on free web hosts because I could use an .htaccess, but I don't think the
> above is supported, at least not with safe_mode enabled :-(

first: you are welcome to just prepend this:

<? define('BC_PATH','/path/to/binarycloud'); ?>

which will do the same job.

_but_ I would check to make absolutely sure that you can't do it with the
include, because it's really convenient to be able to run that with (x)
virtualhosts.

_alex