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modified default configuration file (and the documentation associated) for installation with lighttpd, following issue #825

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Marrco 2012-08-07 19:05:27 +02:00
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documentation/guides/InstallationUbuntuLighttpd.markdown
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@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ The `99` in the prefix of the destination filename above is so that Lighttpd loa
Next open the configuration you just copied and edit it to match your site. Edit the `$HTTP["host"]` line and replace the variable contents with the subdomain where you are installing OpenPhoto. The value is a regular expression, so keep the `\.` which matches a period instead of any character as well as the `^` `$` to direct matching the beginning and end of the hostname respectively. Next open the configuration you just copied and edit it to match your site. Edit the `$HTTP["host"]` line and replace the variable contents with the subdomain where you are installing OpenPhoto. The value is a regular expression, so keep the `\.` which matches a period instead of any character as well as the `^` `$` to direct matching the beginning and end of the hostname respectively.
Now replace the path on the `server.document-root` line with the path to the `src` sub-directory where you downloaded/copied OpenPhoto. This path would be `/var/www/yourdomain.com/src` if you followed the directions in the last section exactly. Now replace the path on the `server.document-root` line with the path to the `src/html` sub-directory where you downloaded/copied OpenPhoto. This path would be `/var/www/yourdomain.com/src/html` if you followed the directions in the last section exactly.
A few modules must be enabled for use by Lighty for our OpenPhoto install. First edit `/etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf` and uncomment the line for `mod_rewrite` under the `server.modules` section. Next enable PHP through the FastCGI module from the command line. A few modules must be enabled for use by Lighty for our OpenPhoto install. First edit `/etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf` and uncomment the line for `mod_rewrite` under the `server.modules` section. Next enable PHP through the FastCGI module from the command line.

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# NOTE: You need to set up a subdomain for openphoto # NOTE: You need to set up a subdomain for openphoto
# to work correctly. # to work correctly.
$HTTP["host"] =~ "^openphoto\.yourdomain\.com$" { $HTTP["host"] =~ "^openphoto\.yourdomain\.com$" {
server.document-root = "/where/you/installed/openphoto/frontend/src" server.document-root = "/where/you/installed/openphoto/frontend/src/html"
# Deny access to config files # Deny access to config files
$HTTP["url"] =~ "^/" { $HTTP["url"] =~ "^/" {
@ -13,11 +13,11 @@ $HTTP["host"] =~ "^openphoto\.yourdomain\.com$" {
} }
# Main rewrites for clean url behavior and security # Main rewrites for clean url behavior and security
url.rewrite-once += ( url.rewrite-if-not-file += (
# Pass through necessary directories and files as is # Pass through necessary directories and files as is
"^/assets/(.+)$" => "/html/assets/$1", "^/assets/(.+)$" => "/assets/$1",
"^/(.*)\?(.+)$" => "/html/index.php?__route__=/$1&$2", "^/(.*)\?(.+)$" => "/index.php?__route__=/$1&$2",
"^/(.*)$" => "/html/index.php?__route__=/$1", "^/(.*)$" => "/index.php?__route__=/$1",
"^/$" => "/html/index.php", "^/$" => "/index.php",
) )
} }