Here's documentation we've tried, perhaps not getting right:
if (!defined('ROOT')) {
// define('ROOT', DS . 'home' . DS . 'me');
define('ROOT', DS . 'home' . DS . 'public_html');}
if (!defined('APP_DIR')) {
// define ('APP_DIR', 'myapp');
define ('APP_DIR', 'cakeapp1'); //for 2nd app change to define
('APP_DIR', 'cakeapp2');}
if (!defined('CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH')) {
define('CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH', DS . 'usr' . DS . 'lib');}
On Sunday, August 19, 2012 4:08:22 PM UTC-4, GB wrote:
>
> Bakers,
>
> I know this is probably easy but could not find any clear direction on
> searches through materials:
> - We are migrating cake apps to a wildcard SSL environment on a hosted VPS
> environment.
> - Hosting company requires that any subdomains using wildcard SSL be in a
> folder below public_html (e.g. public_html/cakeapp1 = cakeapp1.example.com,
> public_html/cakeapp2 = cakeapp2.example.com). So using cPanel we pointed
> cakeapp1.example.com @ folder public_html/cakeapp1, and
> cakeapp2.example.com @ public_html/cakeapp2
> - Prior Cake generated links were standard Cake: "
> https://cakeapp1.com/posts/view";, and since many are published we want
> them to stay the same
> - When we attempted migration the cake-generated links inserted the folder
> before the controller: https://example.com/cakeapp1/posts/view, and the
> graphic URL's in the CSS stopped working.
> - We played alittle in Routes.php and w/ .htaccess without success.
>
> Any direction is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!!
>
> Thanks!
>
> George
>
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