Danny Sokolsky wrote: Hi,
> Make sure your HTTP Server (the one you are running cq on) > has a root with a URI that allows you to access cq. For > example, if the cq directory is stored in the Modules > database at the URI /modules/cq/, then you can have a root > for the http server of /modules/. Then, if the HTTP server > is on port 1234, http://localhost:1234/cq should get you to > cq. Thanks Danny, I guess I have mixed things up to some extent in this area. Since a few days, I tried various combinations, but I don't even succeed to run CQ when the modules database of the HTTP server is set to the Modules db instead of (file-system). Unfortunately I do not have time anymore to spend on this, so for now I will just use the file-system, but I will come back to this in a few weeks. Thanks to all of you for your help, thanks Geert for the piece of code and thanks Tim for the remark about source control (that's very true, and I am actually using Subversion.) I am sorry to have to put this interesting discussion aside for a while, thanks again, -- Florent Georges http://www.fgeorges.org/ _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://xqzone.com/mailman/listinfo/general
