On 01-07-21 01:26:13 CEST, Michael Bell wrote: > Ives Steglich schrieb: > > when i use the configure script with options like: --with-ca-cgi= > > and so on, all scripts and files will find there way to the right > > place(s) but: > > all the LINKS inside the SCRIPTS and HTML files inside the cgi and > > the html directories have wrong links > > for example the ca links to /cgi-bin/ca but it is supposed to be linked > > as: /cgi-bin/cgi-ca/ca... > > ok i mean i can fix this by hand after the installation but it would be > > nice if it could be automated... > > Don't touch the links !!! but we have to! > /cgi-ca/ is mapped via the apache-configfile to /cgi-bin/. The different > directorynames are only used because you need for every server a > /cgi-bin/ but the most people want to store the cgi-bins of the > different servers in one directory. So I have a directory where I store > all the htdocs and cgi-bins of my apache (with several virtual hosts). > Example: > > /usr/local/httpd/ > cgi-ca > cgi-raserver > cgi-public > htdocs-ca > htdocs-raserver > htdocs-public > > The URL is at every time: > http(s)://virualhostname.rz.hu-berlin.de/cgi-bin/ > > (WARNING - this is a testmachine, never store the CA on a computer which > is online!) on my test machine, i've got six openca version installed right now. this would be impossible with your currently enforced inflexible layout, but becomes possible with the layout ives proposes (i complained about this and sent a patch three months ago). what's the benefit of enforcing one single layout on other persons' machines? less happy customers? >-) currently, every time i build and install a new snapshot, i've got to apply a long patch to it first. > So I hope this notes will help you not really, you can't have virtual hosts on a single IP address when using SSL. rj _______________________________________________ Openca-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openca-users
