No mod_proxy, can I still use Zope behind Apache?
I would like to get Zope pages served transparently from a mainly Apache-based site - all I have access to are .htaccess files, so I've created a ~/public_html/zope directory and tried to put a RewriteRule entry in a .htaccess file there to send things to zope at port 8080. But I don't know exactly how to construct the rewrite rules and the Apache examples on zope.org seem to require mod_proxy as well as mod_rewrite. Sadly, only mod_rewrite is available on the server. I did also try to use the PCGI script, but with no success. Any help would be appreciated. Felix.
felix@chaptereight.com writes:
I would like to get Zope pages served transparently from a mainly Apache-based site - all I have access to are .htaccess files, so I've created a ~/public_html/zope directory and tried to put a RewriteRule entry in a .htaccess file there to send things to zope at port 8080.
But I don't know exactly how to construct the rewrite rules and the Apache examples on zope.org seem to require mod_proxy as well as mod_rewrite. Sadly, only mod_rewrite is available on the server. When you want to use Zope in proxy mode (recommended), then you need "mod_proxy".
I did also try to use the PCGI script, but with no success. This should work. What did not work?
Dieter
On Tue, Jul 16, 2002 at 09:50:28PM +0200, Dieter Maurer wrote:
I did also try to use the PCGI script, but with no success. This should work. What did not work?
When I tried to compile the pcgi stuff, it tries to write things to /usr/local/bin, but I am only a mortal user on that server, and I couldn't quite figure out what to do with the many config and Makefiles to make it compile within my user area. Felix.
Felix Ulrich-Oltean writes:
When I tried to compile the pcgi stuff, it tries to write things to /usr/local/bin, but I am only a mortal user on that server, and I couldn't quite figure out what to do with the many config and Makefiles to make it compile within my user area. I never build "pcgi" (as using Zope in proxy or fast-cgi mode is better). But, it should be very easy: "python w_pcgi.py".
I cannot believe, that this tries to install something in "/usr/local/bin". But, I may be wrong. Dieter
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