Forums / Install & configuration / Problem with siteaccesses
Bernhard Reiter
Tuesday 08 March 2005 3:29:53 am
Hi, I am trying to basically set up four different site accessess. In the end it should look like: biz.ez.local personal.ez.localand two corresponding admin sites.
But it does not work. I just always get an admin login page. And because the site title is always the same, i think it somehow doesnt look into the right siteaccess directory. I tried it with host mapping and regexps as it is described in the manual. I think my apache conf is right as i get forwarded to the ez folder.
Here some conf entries:
[SiteSettings] DefaultAccess=biz SiteList[]=biz, personal [SiteAccessSettings] CheckValidity=false MatchOrder=host HostMatchRegexp=^(.+)\.ez\.local$ HostMatchSubtextPost=\.ez\.local
and from siteacces/biz/site.append.ini:
[SiteSettings] SiteName=John Selby Business SiteURL=biz.ez.local
Tuesday 08 March 2005 3:54:04 am
After playing around a bit, it now always enter biz siteaccess, and i cant reach admin interface.
Ćukasz Serwatka
Tuesday 08 March 2005 4:03:38 am
Hi Bernhard,
You can find some examples here about hostname configuration.http://ez.no/ez_publish/documentation/configuration/configuration/site_access
Personal website -> http://serwatka.net Blog (about eZ Publish) -> http://serwatka.net/blog
Tuesday 08 March 2005 5:15:00 am
I already had a look at the docs.It always acesses the site defined in [SiteSettings]DefaultAccess.
Just to make sure apache is configured correctly: i add all the above domains to to my hosts file (linux) and redirect in the Vhost configuration every one of it to my ezpublish folder?
Tuesday 08 March 2005 5:56:51 am
I now solved it with the 'Host Match Map' method. Still i am corious why the original method did not work.
Wednesday 09 March 2005 3:48:42 am
Now my problem is that i need to login to view any content. I know i must change the login role for user. But the problem is that my siteaccesses dont get displayed in the select. Must i do something special for that to happen?