Try: http://www.zope.org/Members/bowerymarc/squid-zserver-virtual on 8/22/02 10:15 PM, Quentin Smith at quentins@comclub.dyndns.org scrivened:
Hi- Use a Virtual Host Monster, one in the root of the site. Ideally, you should put Apache or Pound in front of Zope instead of squid, but you can use the Mappings tab of the Virtual Host Monster to define the virtual hosts. I used to use SiteRoots for my site, and none of the directions I found actually worked. HTH, --Quentin On Thursday, August 22, 2002, at 08:27 PM, Adam Getchell wrote:
Hello all,
I've read and re-read http://www.zope.org/Members/4am/SiteAccess2/vhosting a number of times.
I have a webserver that needs to host a bunch of different sites, site1.ucdavis.edu, site2.ucdavis.edu, etc.
I planned to use name based redirection, so I have c-names to the IP address of the server, i.e. site1.ucdavis.edu --> IP, site2.ucdavis.edu --> IP, etc.
I installed on OpenBSD, so Zope runs as an instance in /home/zoperoot under port 8080, and Squid sits in front of it and redirects from 80 to port 8080. This part is working fine.
Under my main zope site, I created two folders, site1 and site2. I then created, in each folder, an empty SiteRoot. That is, Title, Base, and Path are all blank. At least, that's how I interpreted the directions above.
I then created a DTML method called host_redirector, with the following content:
Extract the part of HTTP_HOST we care about, and declare our rewrite dictionary. <dtml-let hostname="_.string.upper(_.string.split(HTTP_HOST, '.')[0])" sitemap="{'SITE1': 'site1', 'SITE2': 'site2'}"> Do we have a match? <dtml-if expr="sitemap.has_key(hostname)"> Set the logical root: <dtml-call "REQUEST.set('SiteRootPATH', '/')"> Add physical root: <dtml-call "REQUEST['TraversalRequestNameStack'].append(sitemap[hostname])"> </dtml-if> </dtml-let>
Since I only care about the first part of the name, I rewrote the script from the example. It may be incorrect! I tried the equivalent at a python interpreter, but I may certainly have goofed up.
In the root folder, I Set an Access rule to host_redirector.
I changed the index pages in each of Site1 and Site2 to differentiate them. However, going to site1.ucdavis.edu gives the top level index_html, while going to site1.ucdavis.edu/site1 gives index_html in the Site1 folder, so clearly I did something wrong.
Any pointers?
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