On Thu, 10 Jun 2004, [iso-8859-1] St�phane Croisier wrote: > We never tested Jahia on FressBSD on our side :-(( ... but regarding perf > tweaking, make sure to correctly index your database > (http://www.jahia.org/jahia/Jahia/devzone/pid/454#4) this will make a lot > of difference...
Well I've managed to get Jahia installed. It seems to run a lot smoother with Apache on the front end taking the http requests instead of interfacing directly with Tomcat. As far as indexing, the first thing we did was point jahia to a mysql database so I've got that taken care of already. Next question: What parts of the tomcat directory are jahia? It would seem all of jahia should fit in the webapps dir and everything else would be tomcat, but... I tried dropping the webapps directory into another version of tomcat and it didn't work so well. The developers I'm working with have managed to work out a way to drop the relevant tomcat files in a jahia directory and effectively upgrade tomcat, but I'm not liking the tomcat startup/shutdown scripts included with Jahia (startup works, shutdown doesn't) and deviating from the ports model complicates tomcat upgrades when the time comes. The ports version of tomcat installs an elegant tomcat41ctl with the same purpose as apachectl. Thanks, Gerald
