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Date: Wed, 04 May 2016 09:07:15 +
From: Martin Wheldon <martin.whel...@greenhills-it.co.uk>
To: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] Centos 7 - Forbidden, You don't have,
permission to, access /rt4 on this s
Hi Yanni,
Have you managed to get RT working?
Best Regards
Martin
On 2016-04-27 10:33, Martin Wheldon wrote:
Hi,
I don't mean to be rude, but read AND FOLLOW the README file included
in the RT tarball.
Best Regards
Martin
On 2016-04-27 10:15, Yanni wrote:
Hi
I did not use ./configure,
Hi,
I don't mean to be rude, but read AND FOLLOW the README file included in
the RT tarball.
Best Regards
Martin
On 2016-04-27 10:15, Yanni wrote:
Hi
I did not use ./configure, I just did "make install" as described in
the documentation.
To make things simpler for me, I have now deleted
Hi
I did not use ./configure, I just did "make install" as described in the
documentation.
To make things simpler for me, I have now deleted my ssl.conf and have
put the original file in place.
When I go to: http://jimmy.ad.biosci.ac.uk/rt4:8000
I get:
Hi Yanni,
In order to even see mod_fastcgi, you'll need to `yum install
epel-release.noarch`. Then, when you yum search for `fcgid` you should see the
package `mod_fcgid.x86_64`, or something close to it, since you are using
CentOS 7.
Thank you,
Rachel Kelly
Best Practical
> On Apr 26,
Hi,
The thing that stands out is that you seem to be trying to access the
site using https on port 8000,
however you haven't configured apache for https.
Could you also post the ./configure that you used with rt to the list
too please.
Best Regards
Martin
On 2016-04-26 09:40, Yanni
Thanks Martin
I thought I had to point "DocumentRoot" to where the RT login page is.
I tried to install "mod_fastcgi" as you suggested but is not available
with yum.
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[root@jimmy opt]# yum -y install mod_fastcgi
Loaded plugins:
Hi,
It also says:
" # Set DocumentRoot as appropriate for the other content you want to
serve
DocumentRoot /var/www"
So to a path where your other content that you want apache to serve, I'm
afraid only you can
answer that question.
Best Regards
Martin
On 2016-04-25 10:18, Yanni
Hello
In the section "Running RT at rt rather than /" says that you need to
make sure "DocumentRoot" is not set to "/opt/rt4/share/html/". What path
am I supposed to use, please?
Thanks
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Hello,
@Martin provided some advice that needs followed, but here is some
additional info as well:
On 4/21/16 6:28 AM, Yanni wrote:
Under the apache section it talks about "mod_fastcgi" and
"mod_fcgid".
Do I have these modules?
As you are on CentOS 7, you can use yum to find out. This
Hi,
You need to firstly pick your deployment method from the web deployment
documentation.
I go for the nginx option, but I would suggest you use Apache and
mod_fastcgi as lots of people on this
list seem to be using RT in that manner.
The following will install mod_fastcgi on your CentOS
Hello
I'm struggling a lot to understand how to configure Apache for RT.
I have gone through the documentation in the "Web deployment" section
but I don't understand
what am I supposed to do. Under the apache section it talks about
"mod_fastcgi" and "mod_fcgid".
Do I have these modules? What
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