Oops. I forgot to mention that when I try to access my default url, I get
an active4D 404 error. (The requested URL / was not found on this server)

Doug

On Thu, Sep 7, 2017 at 1:32 PM, Doug Hall <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have my "AIDTdb" (<4d structure> folder) in a git repository, so that I
> can easily track my Active4D changes on multiple machines (locally, on a
> test server, and production). Of course, I've configured the .gitignore
> file to disregard all the 4D files, among others. The Active4D folders
> inside this folder are configured pretty much the way they're described in
> the documentation, and shown in the Demo app. For consistency's sake, I'd
> like to keep my git archive at /Users/<user>/Documents/AIDTdb on all
> machines. Since Active4D can make use of symlinks/aliases on MacOS, I
> thought this wouldn't be a big deal.
>
> Configuring things to work with 4D Standalone, and 4D Server is
> straightforward. However, it's proving quite difficult to configure it with
> 4D Client (Remote). According to the manual, the <default> folder for a 4D
> Remote client can be located at <user_home>/Library/Application
> Support/4D/com.aparajita/Active4D. On my personal machine and the server
> machine, my <default> folder and my <4d structure> folder are one and the
> same (AIDTdb). However, this cannot happen on 4D Remote because the
> <default> folder wants to be the same folder where my config folders are
> (Active4D).
>
> I tried to create a symlink file called "com.aparajita", to my AIDTdb
> folder, and placed it inside my ~/Library/Application Support/4D folder.
> This way, my "Active4D" folder inside of AIDTdb would be at the proper
> relative location for Active4D to find the configuration files.
>
> This is confusing as hell. Would somebody please tell me EXACTLY how to do
> this! Remember, I want to be able to use git to pull in relevant changes,
> to the 4D Remote machine, where I'm running my web server. The Active4D
> Documentation seems thorough, but it's also confusing. I can't get it to
> work. Aparajita, if you're reading this, please figure out how to make this
> much simpler for future developers.
>
> Also, it looks like I will need to remove the Active4D.ini and perhaps
> Virtualhosts.ini from my git repository, if the 4D Remote machine cannot
> leverage the same <default> shortcut that's being used in 4D Standalone and
> 4D Server environments. Please, tell me if I'm wrong.
>
>
> Separate Issue:
>
> Where are Active4D log files put on 4D Remote? It may not be logging at
> all, if it doesn't like the <default> value, but I can't tell. I CAN see
> Active4D trying to find my key file on my 4D Server machine. I assume it's
> running simply because the plugin is there. My code runs A4D_Startup in On
> Server Startup, but I've modified it to look for my "weba4d" (root) folder
> before actually tries to initialize Active4D. This folder is only found in
> places I want to run Active4D. (It's not on my production 4D Server, but it
> IS on my development server, because I only want to use one machine for
> testing.)
>
> Thanks,
> Doug
>
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