On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 6:17 AM, goodluckpaul <goodluckp...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello guys,
Hi > - Now I'm not sure WHERE to install radiant: in /home/USER/ or > /home/USER/www > either way, it doesn't work for me; but wouldn't it be more secure to NOT > install it in www but just symlink from there?! > No, a soft link won't add any sort of security. The only reason to symlink from a different directory would be for your convenience, and if the symlink points to a different drive some servers (apache2) will refuse to follow it. As for what path to put it in, that's entirely dependent on your server configuration. If you're running apache in a standard way, you can probably dig around in /etc/apache2/ (if you have access) until you find a config file where the path is set. > > - I think I don't know the right settings for the .htaccess and > environment.rb for getting my site running in the browser, how to redirect > the domain, and to which directory, etc .... > Can you stick those files in a gist or pastebin? > > Please tell me, what I should take care of! > Thanks, Paul What does the error say, what version of rails, ruby, bundler, etc. are you using, any other useful information? -- Sam Whited pub 2048R/0DBB515F SamWhited.com s...@samwhited.com 404.492.6008
