Hi all, I have some questions, before i make some thousands (really!) VMH mappings to my server because I dont want to shut-out my zope loveliness... 1/ how much virtual servers could have single VHM mapping, or it have some size limit (eg., 64kB) 2/ it si possible to have multiple VHM objests in zope root (ie., one per set, for example vhm_A, vhm_B, vhm_C...) 3/ it is possible to place VHM objects into some folderish object (ie., Folder, Transparent Folder) for better organisation? Many thanks, JL.
Jaroslav Lukesh wrote:
1/ how much virtual servers could have single VHM mapping, or it have some size limit (eg., 64kB)
2/ it si possible to have multiple VHM objests in zope root (ie., one per set, for example vhm_A, vhm_B, vhm_C...)
3/ it is possible to place VHM objects into some folderish object (ie., Folder, Transparent Folder) for better organisation?
I am afraid that you have misunderstood how VHM works. There is no limits to the number of sites that you can acces through a VHM, and you only ever need 1! VHM instance in you site. No matter how many sites you want to run on it. But It would most likely be preferably to put your Zope behind an Apache proxy. Then you put the VHM mapping into the httpd.conf and you don't have to store rules in the VHM instance. regards Max M
There is a how-to at the plone site (http://plone.org/documentation/howto/HowToRunPloneWithApache) on how to setup VHM with Apache (using mod_proxy). Real easy to follow and setup and doesn't appear to be Plone specific (as far as I can tell). You may also want to check out Chapter 9 of the Plone Book (http://plone.org/documentation/book/9) -- it has some Apache configuration tips (use of gzip compression and mod_proxy caching) -- if your already using Apache as the front end w/VHM, might as well leverage its strengths. :) Jaroslav Lukesh wrote:
Hi all,
I have some questions, before i make some thousands (really!) VMH mappings to my server because I dont want to shut-out my zope loveliness...
At 04:03 AM 11/14/2003, you wrote:
I have some questions, before i make some thousands (really!) VMH mappings to my server because I dont want to shut-out my zope loveliness... Many thanks, JL.
Jaroslav, It seems to me that *all you need* is to program a simple new interface (a new tab would be convenient) to VHM that organizes the entries in some way that is convenient for you -- alphabetical by domain name, or whatever. As long as the actual entries for VHM to read remain the same, the inner workings of VHM don't have to change... you'll just parse the list of entries and rearrange it by whatever means you wish. I've not looked at the VHM source, so that's just my 0.5 penny idea. =Paul
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