[Zope] I have tried everything!!! Isn't it possible to host several domains in 1 Zope and have apache running ????

[Joachim Werner]

> And this is exactly what I have tried to do.
> Writing the ProxyPass rules i easy.
>
> It's the part of the SiteRoot I don't understand (and that's the place I
fail
> everytime *S*)

It's really easy. Even easier than the other posts suggest.

Let's say the site is called http://www.gitte.de on the IP 212.6.156.161

and your zope server runs on zope1:8080:

The Apache virtual host definitions would be:

<VirtualHost 212.6.156.161>
  ServerName www.gitte.de
  ServerAdmin webmaster@gitte.de
  ProxyPass / http://212.6.156.163:8080/
  ProxyPassReverse / http://212.6.156.163:8080/
  TransferLog /var/log/gitte.log
</VirtualHost>

If you don't need separate logging, you can skip the TransferLog line ...

AFAIK you will not need the /p_ and /misc_ ones any more. Just try.

Then you go to your zope1:8080 and add a SiteRoot in the Root with following
entries:

Title: Whateveryouwant
Base: http://www.gitte.de
Path: /

That's all. It will work the same if Zope does run on the same machine. Then
it is not "zope1:8080" but "www.gitte.de:8080". If you want to point to a
subdirectory, add the SiteRoot there and change the above ProxyPass lines,
e.g. make it "ProxyPass / http://212.6.156.163:8080/gitte/".

Just make sure that you don't add or remove any "/", e.g. "ProxyPass /
http://212.6.156.163:8080" would not work. The Zope server has to run in
"standalone" mode with ZServer, not as a CGI module. Otherwise this would
not work as advertised.

BTW: Of course you have to have a DNS server configured to point
www.gitte.de to the IP 212.6.156.161. But I guess you know that one ... ;-)

Cheers

Joachim