Re: Apache suffix mapping for .tpl
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texte = Thanks for the help! Please disregard the last reply. The dog was barking, dinner was burning, I was getting yelled at, and I accidentally hit send.I'm going to have to spend some time with your response. Unfortunately I'm on my way out of town and will have to wait til Monday. I was just getting deep into it too! My install onto OSx was goofy to begin with. I couldn't get installer 3.07 to work from Workspace Manager but I could get it to work from Mac OS 8 (you can switch between the two - you knew this). I loaded it onto OS 8, then found it in the server's workspace manager. From there I dragged and dropped the WebCatalog folder into the Apache document root. Is this a legit install?I can't find a file called httpd.conf but there is an Apache.conf file? Is this the file I should be working with for Apache configuration including suffix mapping?Why havn't I downloaded 3.08? Because my Mac is not connected to the Internet yet! I have co-locating all lined up but wanted to try to do as much setup as possible before I move the box in to the ISP. Should I just wait until I'm connected and can download 3.08?Thanks for all your help. I look forward to your reply. With your help I should be able to get a few more learning curve hours behind me before I split for the weekend.WebDNA Support wrote: > > >I've been working with WebCat and Apache server for a > >total of 3 days and I'm stuck on suffix mapping. > >Can somebody show me the exact directive to use, the exact text after > >the directive, and what file to modify in Apache in order to setup > >suffix mapping for .tpl. > > What OS, and what version of installer did you use (the latest from > our ftp site is 3.0.8), and the most automatic installer is for > RedHat Linux 6.x > > >I'd also like to know how to test to see if my mapping stuck. > >What do I do, reboot and open a .tpl file with my browser? If the page > >opens, everything's there, and I can't see any webdna tags, then the > >mapping worked, right? Or is there something else? Do I have to do an > >addhandler? I'm confused! What's new? > > Yes, hitting any .tpl file will show you if it worked, because the > WebDNA will be changed to just plain HTML as it gets executed. > Here's the text from the file called INSTALL which comes with the > Linux RedHat Scripted installer: > > WebCatalog installation instructions > ==================================== > > IMPORTANT NOTE: > This version of WebCatalog is built for RedHat Linux 6.0. If you > have different version of Linux, please contact Smith Micro > Software, Inc. to obtain the correct one. > > After unzip & untar the WebCatalogPkg-x.xxxx.tar.gz, you should follow > the steps below to install the WebCatalog application. > > INSTALL WEBCATALOG MANUALY > =========================== > Step1: > Copy all the contents of directory WebCatalog into your Apache > Document Root. > > Step 2: Modify
/httpd.conf > Switch to LoadModule section and add the line: > LoadModule webcatalog2_module > /mod_webcatalog2.so > Switch to AddModule section and add the line > AddModule mod_webcatalog.C > Switch to AddHandler section and add the line > AddHandler webcatalog2-handler .tpl > Note: in AddHandler section you can also map your own file extensions to > webcatalog2-handler such as > AddHandler webcatalog2-handler .your-own-ext > > Step3: Modify sendmail.cf > Go to Trusted section in /etc/sendmail.cf and add the line: > Tnobody > > Step4: Modify /WebCatalog/WebCatalogCtl > Modify the directory in WebCatalogCtl to the place where you put > the WebCatalog binary application > > Step5: > Restart sendmail daemon using /etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail restart > Restart apache daemon > Start WebCatalog using /WebCatalog/WebCatalogCtl start > You can use Webcatalog now > > INSTALL WEBCATALOG USING SCRIPT install_WebCatalog.sh > ============================================ > install_WebCatalog.sh is written to install ( or upgrade) WebCatalog > automaticaly. You must provide the paths of Apache-DocumentRoot to install > WebCatalog databases server. If you know all of that infomation, you > can go ahead run install_WebCatalog.sh on the top-level of directory, > and follow the instruction there. Make sure you have the permission to > write into DocumentRoot directory (such as you should change > to root before you running install_WebCatalog.sh ) > > **** After you are done installing, you also need to do the following > > Step1: Restart sendmail daemon using /etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail restart > > Step2: Restart apache daemon > Start WebCatalog daemon using > /WebCatalog/WebCatalogCtl start > and then, you can use Webcatalog now > > Step3: The script will create the uninstall_WebCatalog.sh script > under WebCatalog folder to help you uninstall the WebCatalog package > later. You MUST save the file uninstall_WebCatalog.sh in somewhere > for using it to uninstall WebCatalog in the future > > NOTE: > ===== > ** If you are using the built-in Apache which comes with RedHat 6.0, > you will find the place of all directory as below: > Document Root: /home/httpd/html > Server Root: /home/httpd/cgi-bin > Configuration Root: /etc/httpd/conf > Module Root: /etc/httpd/modules > ** About the install/uninstall script: > For the first time, install_WebCatalog.sh will install the WebCatalog > package into your system, and also modify your configuration files > > For upgrade WebCatalog, install_WebCatalog.sh will save all your > configuration files, and globals WebCatalog database files. > > If you installed WebCatalog into your system, please browse to URL > http://yourserver.com/WebCatalog/Release_Notes > to see more infomation about legal license and install/uninstall script > > Thank you for using WebCatalog. > > Technical Support ********************************** > Smith Micro, Internet Solutions Div | eCommerce (WebCatalog) > 16855 West Bernardo Drive, #380 | ------------------------- > San Diego, CA 92127 | Software & Site Development > WebCatalog Support: (858) 675-0632 | http://www.smithmicro.com > Fax: (858) 675-0372 ********************************** > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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Thanks for the help! Please disregard the last reply. The dog was barking, dinner was burning, I was getting yelled at, and I accidentally hit send.I'm going to have to spend some time with your response. Unfortunately I'm on my way out of town and will have to wait til Monday. I was just getting deep into it too! My install onto OSx was goofy to begin with. I couldn't get installer 3.07 to work from Workspace Manager but I could get it to work from Mac OS 8 (you can switch between the two - you knew this). I loaded it onto OS 8, then found it in the server's workspace manager. From there I dragged and dropped the WebCatalog folder into the Apache document root. Is this a legit install?I can't find a file called httpd.conf but there is an Apache.conf file? Is this the file I should be working with for Apache configuration including suffix mapping?Why havn't I downloaded 3.08? Because my Mac is not connected to the Internet yet! I have co-locating all lined up but wanted to try to do as much setup as possible before I move the box in to the ISP. Should I just wait until I'm connected and can download 3.08?Thanks for all your help. I look forward to your reply. With your help I should be able to get a few more learning curve hours behind me before I split for the weekend.WebDNA Support wrote: > > >I've been working with WebCat and Apache server for a > >total of 3 days and I'm stuck on suffix mapping. > >Can somebody show me the exact directive to use, the exact text after > >the directive, and what file to modify in Apache in order to setup > >suffix mapping for .tpl. > > What OS, and what version of installer did you use (the latest from > our ftp site is 3.0.8), and the most automatic installer is for > RedHat Linux 6.x > > >I'd also like to know how to test to see if my mapping stuck. > >What do I do, reboot and open a .tpl file with my browser? If the page > >opens, everything's there, and I can't see any webdna tags, then the > >mapping worked, right? Or is there something else? Do I have to do an > >addhandler? I'm confused! What's new? > > Yes, hitting any .tpl file will show you if it worked, because the > WebDNA will be changed to just plain HTML as it gets executed. > Here's the text from the file called INSTALL which comes with the > Linux RedHat Scripted installer: > > WebCatalog installation instructions > ==================================== > > IMPORTANT NOTE: > This version of WebCatalog is built for RedHat Linux 6.0. If you > have different version of Linux, please contact Smith Micro > Software, Inc. to obtain the correct one. > > After unzip & untar the WebCatalogPkg-x.xxxx.tar.gz, you should follow > the steps below to install the WebCatalog application. > > INSTALL WEBCATALOG MANUALY > =========================== > Step1: > Copy all the contents of directory WebCatalog into your Apache > Document Root. > > Step 2: Modify /httpd.conf > Switch to LoadModule section and add the line: > LoadModule webcatalog2_module > /mod_webcatalog2.so > Switch to AddModule section and add the line > AddModule mod_webcatalog.C > Switch to AddHandler section and add the line > AddHandler webcatalog2-handler .tpl > Note: in AddHandler section you can also map your own file extensions to > webcatalog2-handler such as > AddHandler webcatalog2-handler .your-own-ext > > Step3: Modify sendmail.cf > Go to Trusted section in /etc/sendmail.cf and add the line: > Tnobody > > Step4: Modify /WebCatalog/WebCatalogCtl > Modify the directory in WebCatalogCtl to the place where you put > the WebCatalog binary application > > Step5: > Restart sendmail daemon using /etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail restart > Restart apache daemon > Start WebCatalog using /WebCatalog/WebCatalogCtl start > You can use Webcatalog now > > INSTALL WEBCATALOG USING SCRIPT install_WebCatalog.sh > ============================================ > install_WebCatalog.sh is written to install ( or upgrade) WebCatalog > automaticaly. You must provide the paths of Apache-DocumentRoot to install > WebCatalog databases server. If you know all of that infomation, you > can go ahead run install_WebCatalog.sh on the top-level of directory, > and follow the instruction there. Make sure you have the permission to > write into DocumentRoot directory (such as you should change > to root before you running install_WebCatalog.sh ) > > **** After you are done installing, you also need to do the following > > Step1: Restart sendmail daemon using /etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail restart > > Step2: Restart apache daemon > Start WebCatalog daemon using > /WebCatalog/WebCatalogCtl start > and then, you can use Webcatalog now > > Step3: The script will create the uninstall_WebCatalog.sh script > under WebCatalog folder to help you uninstall the WebCatalog package > later. You MUST save the file uninstall_WebCatalog.sh in somewhere > for using it to uninstall WebCatalog in the future > > NOTE: > ===== > ** If you are using the built-in Apache which comes with RedHat 6.0, > you will find the place of all directory as below: > Document Root: /home/httpd/html > Server Root: /home/httpd/cgi-bin > Configuration Root: /etc/httpd/conf > Module Root: /etc/httpd/modules > ** About the install/uninstall script: > For the first time, install_WebCatalog.sh will install the WebCatalog > package into your system, and also modify your configuration files > > For upgrade WebCatalog, install_WebCatalog.sh will save all your > configuration files, and globals WebCatalog database files. > > If you installed WebCatalog into your system, please browse to URL > http://yourserver.com/WebCatalog/Release_Notes > to see more infomation about legal license and install/uninstall script > > Thank you for using WebCatalog. > > Technical Support ********************************** > Smith Micro, Internet Solutions Div | eCommerce (WebCatalog) > 16855 West Bernardo Drive, #380 | ------------------------- > San Diego, CA 92127 | Software & Site Development > WebCatalog Support: (858) 675-0632 | http://www.smithmicro.com > Fax: (858) 675-0372 ********************************** > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . 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