I think this is now VERY close to working correctly. Just a matter of
finding the right httpd.conf combination
The following works perfectly except that it runs out of the root. Shows
correct WebLogo. Requires RT_siteconfig.pm: $WebPath = '';
What I want is to access RT via
Bennett, Bevan (IS) wrote:
# RT Stuff
Alias /rt/ /opt/rt3/share/html/
Alias /rt /opt/rt3/share/html/
Alias /helpdesk/ /opt/rt3/share/html/
Alias /helpdesk /opt/rt3/share/html/
NameVirtualHost *:80 # Tried 443, no-go
VirtualHost *:80 # Ditto
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When you get the internal server error, what shows up in your webserver
error_log?
The big difference I see between your original and mine is that you
have a ScriptAlias instead of a SetHandler.
It looks like you're configured to use fastCGI (via the scriptAlias)
rather than mod_perl (like I
The images are because we didn't deal with NoAuth yet.
Now that we've gotten this far, try adding a second location directive
right after the first with:
Location /rt/NoAuth/images
SetHandler default
/Location
That should turn off the FastCGI for the image directory (as per
Bennett, Bevan (IS) wrote:
So adding the SetHandler directive for the images directory didn't fix
your logo? That's what did it for me.
I'd help more explicitly, but I don't have fastCGI and don't want to
figure out how to install it. (mod_perl came in a handy package for my
distro).
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Bennett, Bevan (IS) wrote:
So adding the SetHandler directive for the images directory didn't
Lander, Scott wrote:
For what its worth, I couldn't get the logo to work until I replaced
local/html/NoAuth/images/bplogo.gif with my own (IE named mine bplogo.gif)
and, make sure it is no larger then the original size
I think this is VERY close to working correctly. Just a matter of
This is all a matter of Apache config.
I have a web site on this server at /var/www/html that RT has taken
Because you've told it to:
DocumentRoot /opt/rt3/share/html/
And you do need to set Webpath, it fixes the next problem you'll run into.
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Jerrad Pierce wrote:
This is all a matter of Apache config.
I have a web site on this server at /var/www/html that RT has taken
Because you've told it to:
DocumentRoot /opt/rt3/share/html/
And you do need to set Webpath, it fixes the next problem you'll run into.
