Thx again Jeff. I am running a site that generates other sites... though, they all run from the same database. So I imagine I can add any functionality I need to accomplish this, on my own. It should work as you have described.
I stuck in the server name directive, because the instructions for apache had it in there.., So you are saying that I should have three aliases (not including CFIDE)? like this: <VirtualHost *> serverName bc1b2 DocumentRoot "C:/apache2/htdocs" Alias /farcry_admin "C:/apache2/htdocs/farcry/farcry_core/admin" Alias /farcry "C:/apache2/htdocs/farcry" Alias /ezvx "C:/apache2/htdocs/farcry/EZVX/www" Alias /cfide "C:/apache2/htdocs/cfide" </VirtualHost> Sorry for the back and forth... Just wanting to make sure I have this right: Mappings needed: 2 CF mappings - one points to <project>farcry_core/admin - one points to <project><generatedApp>/www 3 Apache mappings - one points to <project> - one points to <project>farcry_core/admin - one points to <project><generatedApp>/www Is that right? Are there any other dependancies? I.e. Do I need to have the mappings setup before install? Are there specific names these mappings should have? Should I always use farcry_<someproject> to name things, or can I name them whatever I want (for example the DSN)? I apologize for being so explicit, but I've read the instructions and these are questions they don't explicitly answer, that I can find. Thanks Much --- Jeff Coughlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Grant Eagon wrote: > > how do I do a subalias, as Jeff suggests? > > where's my head? I meant another alias (like > /admin_ezvx or > /farcry_ezvx or something which points to > "C:\...\farcry_core\admin"). > > > Is FarCry capable of running several applications > from one installation? > > First lets just be clear we are talking the same > thing. Each > installation in Farcry runs in its own database. > Each Farcry website > must have its own database. Now that you know the > above information the > answer to your question would be: "Only one 'farcry > website' can be run > from one installation." > > But don't be confused by this. People run multiple > farcry websites on > one server all the time (including myself). They > just make sure to have > one database for each website (this allows you to do > whatever > modifications or extensions you need for that > website's database and not > worry about affecting the other Farcry websites). > > Because the core files were desined so that (in most > cases) you > shouldn't need to edit them you only need "one" copy > of the core files > for all Farcry websites to point to. In other > words, each site that has > its own admin alias points to the same farcry_core > folder. This also > makes it so that you will only need "one" ColdFusion > mapping for /farcry. > > --- > > I was asking if you running the site from the same > netBIOS name because > by the looks of your apache setup it seemed that you > were running the > website from an alias of a root domain. > > If you "are" planning to run multiple Farcry > websites do you plan to rnu > them from their own domains or IPs? > > If you are planning to run "one" Farcry website for > the entire intranet > (many people do this) it can be done (and I know > many people here do it > now and then). you just need to figure out if you > want to lock certain > people down to certain areas (this can be done using > "policies" in Farcry). > > -Jeff C. > > --- > You are currently subscribed to farcry-dev as: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To unsubscribe send a blank email to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Aussie Macromedia Developers: > http://lists.daemon.com.au/ > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com --- You are currently subscribed to farcry-dev as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/
