Re: Same Table Opened Twice

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2003

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texte = Velma Kahn wrote:> > In Win 2000 and in OS9, this problem doesn't occur (in my experience, as> > things are set up on the servers I use).John Peacock wrote:>Place your shared databases in the Globals directory and always refer to the>database with the same path. You are opening the database with two completely>different paths, so as far as WebCatalog is concerned, they _are_ >different files.> From the way that Apache works, it is not as easy to know the actual physical>path to the file (unlike W2k and OS/9).>>We have a half dozen websites which share the same content databases this way.>I do the same thing for common include files. Our structure is like this:>>WebCatalogEngine>/Globals>/DBs>/IncludesThanks for your help, as always, John.I don't run my own server. I'll talk to my ISP's administrator about this. If I am understanding correctly, if I were to, for example, put my enews.db table in a folder under the Globals directory called test, I would access it as ^test/enews.db and you are thinking that through the standard and secure URLs both it would come out to the same path and thus remove my problem?If you were my administrator, would you be willing to give me FTP access to a folder under the Globals folder? (Just wondering how reasonable of a request this is to make.) Perhaps a symbolic link or shortcut or some such thing from the Globals folder to my existing store area could work.In case this isn't a reasonable request, or gets turned down anyway, some more questions...> From the way that Apache works, it is not as easy to know the actual physical>path to the file (unlike W2k and OS/9).You understand this to be a function of Apache, not of OSX? When you say not as easy, do you think there might be a way? Do you have any sense of what to search for in Usenet archives or on the web to gain some info on this?I suppose the other solution would be to get a certificate for each site, and then the standard and secure protocols would be accessing the same virtual paths, and thus recognize the tables as being the same tables?Velma-------------------------------------------------------------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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Same Table Opened Twice (John Peacock 2003)
Re: Same Table Opened Twice (Velma Kahn 2003)
Re: Same Table Opened Twice (John Peacock 2003)
Re: Same Table Opened Twice (Velma Kahn 2003)
Re: Same Table Opened Twice (Gary Krockover 2003)
Same Table Opened Twice (Velma Kahn 2003)

Velma Kahn wrote:> > In Win 2000 and in OS9, this problem doesn't occur (in my experience, as> > things are set up on the servers I use).John Peacock wrote:>Place your shared databases in the Globals directory and always refer to the>database with the same path. You are opening the database with two completely>different paths, so as far as WebCatalog is concerned, they _are_ >different files.> From the way that Apache works, it is not as easy to know the actual physical>path to the file (unlike W2k and OS/9).>>We have a half dozen websites which share the same content databases this way.>I do the same thing for common include files. Our structure is like this:>>WebCatalogEngine>/Globals>/DBs>/IncludesThanks for your help, as always, John.I don't run my own server. I'll talk to my ISP's administrator about this. If I am understanding correctly, if I were to, for example, put my enews.db table in a folder under the Globals directory called test, I would access it as ^test/enews.db and you are thinking that through the standard and secure URLs both it would come out to the same path and thus remove my problem?If you were my administrator, would you be willing to give me FTP access to a folder under the Globals folder? (Just wondering how reasonable of a request this is to make.) Perhaps a symbolic link or shortcut or some such thing from the Globals folder to my existing store area could work.In case this isn't a reasonable request, or gets turned down anyway, some more questions...> From the way that Apache works, it is not as easy to know the actual physical>path to the file (unlike W2k and OS/9).You understand this to be a function of Apache, not of OSX? When you say not as easy, do you think there might be a way? Do you have any sense of what to search for in Usenet archives or on the web to gain some info on this?I suppose the other solution would be to get a certificate for each site, and then the standard and secure protocols would be accessing the same virtual paths, and thus recognize the tables as being the same tables?Velma-------------------------------------------------------------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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ Velma Kahn

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Re: Same Table Opened Twice

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