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Derrick Penner	Monday 19 April 2004 6:54:04 pm Hiya, My first post...and I feel like a blithering idiot posting it. However, I'm going to let it loose anyway. Is there a way in the install to get EZ to drop the port off of yourdomain.com? What I would like to do is have EZ be a blogger for me (for now) and have it reside in my /var/www/html/blog directory so that when I go to www.mydomain.net/blog my blogger will pop open. The only problem is that EZ requires a port to operate right? So, is this solved using virtual hosts in the admin settings? Do I need to put a redirect in my httpd.conf? I've not had to do any of this yet and if I could get some direction on it, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks ahead of time for your help. Maybe I'm not being clear. I'll clarify. I want EZ to be able to be accessed here: http://www.mydomain.net/blog instead of here: http://www.mydomain.net:8085/blog
Ole Morten Halvorsen	Tuesday 20 April 2004 12:25:59 am Hi Derrick, Simply find your ezpublish.conf located in the apache_x.x.xx/conf (where x.x.xx is your apache version. This version may be different depending on which ezpublish version you downloaded.) and replace every occurence of 8085 with 80. (should be about 6 of them) Then restart apache by running /opt/ezpublish/bin/ezpublish restart Senior Software Engineer - Vision with Technology http://www.visionwt.com http://www.omh.cc http://www.twitter.com/omh eZ Certified Developer http://ez.no/certification/verify/358441 http://ez.no/certification/verify/272578
Derrick Penner	Tuesday 20 April 2004 4:22:19 am I can do that :) However, will this conflict with my normal webpage that is there via port 80? I would think it might. If so, is there a local directive to put inside the ezpublish.conf that will allow it to operate along side the regular page? Thanks for the prompt reply last time. This is a fantastic program!

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Monday 19 April 2004 6:54:04 pm

Hiya,

My first post...and I feel like a blithering idiot posting it. However, I'm going to let it loose anyway. Is there a way in the install to get EZ to drop the port off of yourdomain.com? What I would like to do is have EZ be a blogger for me (for now) and have it reside in my /var/www/html/blog directory so that when I go to www.mydomain.net/blog my blogger will pop open. The only problem is that EZ requires a port to operate right? So, is this solved using virtual hosts in the admin settings? Do I need to put a redirect in my httpd.conf? I've not had to do any of this yet and if I could get some direction on it, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks ahead of time for your help.

Maybe I'm not being clear. I'll clarify. I want EZ to be able to be accessed here:

http://www.mydomain.net/blog

instead of here:

http://www.mydomain.net:8085/blog

Ole Morten Halvorsen

Tuesday 20 April 2004 12:25:59 am

Hi Derrick,

Simply find your ezpublish.conf located in the apache_x.x.xx/conf (where x.x.xx is your apache version. This version may be different depending on which ezpublish version you downloaded.) and replace every occurence of 8085 with 80. (should be about 6 of them) Then restart apache by running

/opt/ezpublish/bin/ezpublish restart

Senior Software Engineer - Vision with Technology

http://www.visionwt.com
http://www.omh.cc
http://www.twitter.com/omh

eZ Certified Developer
http://ez.no/certification/verify/358441
http://ez.no/certification/verify/272578

Derrick Penner

Tuesday 20 April 2004 4:22:19 am

I can do that :)

However, will this conflict with my normal webpage that is there via port 80? I would think it might. If so, is there a local directive to put inside the ezpublish.conf that will allow it to operate along side the regular page? Thanks for the prompt reply last time. This is a fantastic program!

eZ debug

Timing:	Jan 31 2025 06:11:22
Script start
Timing:	Jan 31 2025 06:11:22
Module start 'layout'
Timing:	Jan 31 2025 06:11:22
Module start 'content'
Timing:	Jan 31 2025 06:11:22
Module end 'content'
Timing:	Jan 31 2025 06:11:22
Script end

Main resources:

Total runtime	0.0323 sec
Peak memory usage	2,048.0000 KB
Database Queries	3

Timing points:

Checkpoint	Start (sec)	Duration (sec)	Memory at start (KB)	Memory used (KB)
Script start	0.0000	0.0047	588.1250	151.2109
Module start 'layout'	0.0047	0.0023	739.3359	36.6484
Module start 'content'	0.0071	0.0235	775.9844	90.0625
Module end 'content'	0.0306	0.0016	866.0469	33.9922
Script end	0.0322		900.0391

Time accumulators:

Accumulator	Duration (sec)	Duration (%)	Count	Average (sec)
Ini load
Load cache	0.0025	7.6474	14	0.0002
Check MTime	0.0011	3.5251	14	0.0001
Mysql Total
Database connection	0.0007	2.1983	1	0.0007
Mysqli_queries	0.0022	6.8698	3	0.0007
Looping result	0.0000	0.0281	1	0.0000
Template Total	0.0012	3.6	1	0.0012
Template load	0.0010	2.9914	1	0.0010
Template processing	0.0002	0.6327	1	0.0002
Override
Cache load	0.0007	2.1517	1	0.0007
General
dbfile	0.0130	40.4463	8	0.0016
String conversion	0.0000	0.0155	4	0.0000
Note: percentages do not add up to 100% because some accumulators overlap

Templates used to render the page:

Usage	Requested template	Template	Template loaded	Edit	Override
1	print_pagelayout.tpl	<No override>	extension/community/design/community/templates/print_pagelayout.tpl
Number of times templates used: 1 Number of unique templates used: 1

Time used to render debug report: 0.0001 secs