On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:33 AM, Michael McDaniel <[email protected]>wrote:
> QUESTION: > Is there any way to run fossil either directly or via CGI > script+webserver to access multiple repositories on the > same port, e.g. > > http://my_webserver.com:8080/project_one > http://my_webserver.com:8080/project_two > ... > http://my_webserver.com:8080/project_N > If you run it as a CGI, they all go over your standard port. e.g.: http://fossil.wanderinghorse.net/index.cgi that's hosting several repos, but each must be wrapped by its own CGI script which looks like: [email protected] [~/www/www.fossil]# cat index.cgi #!/home/wanderi1/bin/fossil repository: /home/wanderi1/fossil/www.fossil.fsl [email protected] [~/www/www.fossil]# cat repos/ byoo-ajax/ cgi-bin/ parse0x/ sigslot/ whbst/ whgc/ c11n/ c-snippets/ parsepp/ sqlite-stuff/ whdbg/ whio/ cgi3/ demo/ pegc/ v8-addons/ whefs/ whprintf/ [email protected] [~/www/www.fossil]# cat repos/parse0x/index.cgi #!/home/wanderi1/bin/fossil repository: /home/wanderi1/fossil/parse0x.fsl If you're running fossil as-a server, rather than CGI, you cannot host multiple repos on one port. Each server process is intimately connected to a single repo, and the internal API is very much centered around that model. i hope that helps. -- ----- stephan beal http://wanderinghorse.net/home/stephan/
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