[campsite-support] Installation of Campsite 2.4.1 - invalid publication alias
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    ----- Forwarded by Douglas Arellanes/Mdlf on 01/16/2006 12:11 PM -----


    Jonathan Weeks
    01/16/2006 12:05 PM


    To: contact@campware.org
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    Subject: Installation of Campsite 2.4.1 - invalid publication alias


    Hi,

    Campsite sounds like exactly the application that I have been looking for
    and a few days ago I rented a server to install it. I wonder if you could
    give me some advice?

    I installed all of the prerequisites as far as I know - things like
    libcurl, libidn and Imagemagick - and made what appeared to be a
    successful installation of Campsite. I could not access it through the
    default directories /usr/local/ so I installed it to
    /home//public_html/ (for the publicly accessible website) thus
    the initial Campsite instance is
    /home//public_html/campsite/www/campsite/html/.

    To solve errors caused by Campsite looking for the document root in
    /public_html/, I reset the server alias (in httpd.conf) to the full
    address of the Campsite instance. However, I now get the following
    message:

    "Inte! rnal server error - invalid publication alias "

    Can you tell me where I am going wrong and what the defaults should be?
    (My apologies but I am not experienced in Linux or server management.)

    FYI, I also set $SERVER-NAME to equal my domain name in
    campsite-vhost.conf, included this file in httpd.conf and restarted
    Apache.

    My server details are:

    Linux Fedora Core 1
    Apache 1.3.33
    PHP 4.3.11
    MySQL 4.0.25
    Path to sendmail: /usr/sbin/sendmail
    Machine type i686

    Thank you in advance for any help you can give.

    With kind regards,

    Jonathan
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    Hi Jonathan,

    It seems you didn't configure Campsite properly at install time. Please send me the configuration file install_conf.php. From what I read is should be in /home//public_html/etc directory.

    Regards,
    Mugur

    Douglas.Arellanes@mdlf.org wrote:
    ----- Forwarded by Douglas Arellanes/Mdlf on 01/16/2006 12:11 PM -----

    Jonathan Weeks 01/16/2006 12:05 PM


    To: contact@campware.org
    cc:
    Subject: Installation of Campsite 2.4.1 - invalid publication alias


    Hi,

    Campsite sounds like exactly the application that I have been looking for and a few days ago I rented a server to install it. I wonder if you could give me some advice?

    I installed all of the prerequisites as far as I know - things like libcurl, libidn and Imagemagick - and made what appeared to be a successful installation of Campsite. I could not access it through the default directories /usr/local/ so I installed it to /home//public_html/ (for the publicly accessible website) thus the initial Campsite instance is /home//public_html/campsite/www/campsite/html/.

    To solve errors caused by Campsite looking for the document root in /public_html/, I reset the server alias (in httpd.conf) to the full address of the Campsite instance. However, I now get the following message:

    "Inte! rnal server error - invalid publication alias "

    Can you tell me where I am going wrong and what the defaults should be? (My apologies but I am not experienced in Linux or server management.)

    FYI, I also set $SERVER-NAME to equal my domain name in campsite-vhost.conf, included this file in httpd.conf and restarted Apache.

    My server details are:

    Linux Fedora Core 1
    Apache 1.3.33
    PHP 4.3.11
    MySQL 4.0.25
    Path to sendmail: /usr/sbin/sendmail
    Machine type i686

    Thank you in advance for any help you can give.

    With kind regards,

    Jonathan

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