thanks Dimo,
> yes. actually the plumi 4.x production buildout will configure nginx for > you. You don't need to configure another web server on your own thats great. what's is mean no need to configure anything like virtualhost? or no need virtualhost? The simplest thing to do in a small LAN setup is to edit the /etc/hosts file > of all the computers that will be accesing the Plumi site and add an entry > like the following: > 192.168.1.30 example.org videos.example.org > replace 192.168.1.30 with your server's public ip and example.org with the > domain name of your plumi site. thats bad. if the LAN/WIFI access is open to public, it's impossible to change the notebook or laptop user/client one by one. nothing solution after plumi3 release (i understand about this at Local Archive)? how about setup BIND and virtualhost? for "standard" software like wordpress etc, with BIND and virtualhost, all user in LAN and WIFI area can connect server with server domain name. Last night, i've done setup bind and nginx virtualhost for lan/wifi access. the plumi server is in my office and i can access via pptp/vpn (the router server is using Mikrotik). i've done create a "virtual domain" like depotvideo.kh and that's domain accessible via lan/wifi. but, the root is in /var/www/depotvideo.kh. So, if my plumi installation in /opt/plumi, all need only change root folder to /opt/plumi? it's true? i think plumi is better if can applied to standard "local hosting server". or, maybe the solution is install plumi in "really live site" with "true public domain" and "true public server" like VPS or dedicated server. but, it's impossible for my office (only have 256kbps internet access). i have an attachment about Kampung Halaman network. Maybe you're have other solution..... http://s835.photobucket.com/albums/zz274/pakpenyo/?action=view¤t=networkplan-kh.png Thanks.
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