pointing to the folder that holds app, cake etc...
should I point it to the webroot folder instead?
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Don't think it's incompatible - I just ran it ten minutes ago with
10.4.7, no problems. Are you pointing to the webroot folder in your cake
install, or to the cake folder itself? I mucked with things a bit, to
make it match my Linux server, so I did have to edit the paths in the
index.php, but
Thanks Toby. Did you do anything else besides running the script?
Because I just tried the script and I get the Cake default page without
any images or CSS when I hit the virtualhost folder with cake installed
in it.
Also this is a script from 2003...maybe something in Tiger is
incompatible?
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On OS X, what I found to be the easiest way of getting this working was
via virtual hosting, specificially a virtualhost.sh script. Executable
from the command line on OS X, it lets you put your site directory
wherever you want, point to it as a virtual host, then simply browse to
"http://virt
OK it appears to be working now. I had to build a new copy of
httpd.conf from backup to get rid of the bad request errors (Must've
corrupted it somehow). Thanks for all the support.
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I had no problem setting up cake under OSX. The cake core resides in
~/Library/cake and the apps in ~/Sites. I am using the PHP Package
from here[1] and the offical MySQL for Mac. The only thing you have to
look for is the permissions of the Library folder.
1: http://www.entropy.ch/software/macos
stevenL wrote:
> Thanks. Of course I read the manual. Over and over...
>
> I was previouswy installing Cake inside the Sites folder.
> So I am trying your method of placing a folder for cake inside
> /Library/WebServer/Documents. When I visit the cake index file there
> it's the same problem, I g
Try putting a trailing "/" on the end.
for example: http://localhost/cake/
instead of http://localhost/cake
The Bad Request is a mod_rewrite limitation from working within a sub
directory of the DocumentRoot.
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Thanks. Of course I read the manual. Over and over...
I was previouswy installing Cake inside the Sites folder.
So I am trying your method of placing a folder for cake inside
/Library/WebServer/Documents. When I visit the cake index file there
it's the same problem, I get the cake page but I can
Did you check the manual section on installing
(http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/installing) ? Most OSX
installations are configured to work with Cake from the get-go,
complete with fancy URL rewriting at no extra charge, and no settings
tweakage.
You should be able to dump your Cake install to
I run it on my iBook and didn't have any problems getting it up and running.
If you can't alter your http.conf file, then there is some work to be
done in the config files but it's really minor. The manual has
instructions on how to do this, it's not really that hard. Sure, it
*looks* intimidat
FYI I am on OS X Mac.
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Hey all,
After installing the Cake files, making a test db table, and baking I
am still not getting URL's to all the various parts working. Is this
what Routing is for? Or do I absolutely have to modify http.conf? And
if I do modify http.conf doesn't that mean that I can only develop 1
cake app o
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