Yeah, I have cPanel, which might do the trick.
But then that is not really a Radiant question, so I'll try to figure
that out on my own. Thanks a lot for the pointers, that helped me a
lot.
Cheers,
Marcelo.
On 10/28/07, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you have access to Webmin or som
If you have access to Webmin or something of the sort, you could still
setup aliases and directories.
Sean
Marcelo Alvim wrote:
> Hmm, ok, got it.
>
> The problem is I use a shared RailsPlayground account... So that's
> Apache + FCGI, and no httpd.conf access. I guess that would be too
> muc
Hmm, ok, got it.
The problem is I use a shared RailsPlayground account... So that's
Apache + FCGI, and no httpd.conf access. I guess that would be too
much of a pain, then?
Thanks again,
Marcelo.
On 10/27/07, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Marcelo,
>
> Unless you're using FCGI to
Marcelo,
Unless you're using FCGI to host your Radiant and other apps, I would
advise against using the .htaccess. It's better to do the configuration
in a regular config file, whether the main Apache httpd.conf or an
included file. I would also either alias given URL paths to your other
app
Hi, Sean.
I appreciate your help, and that's exactly what I had in mind.
So, I think I know how to get this to work, but could you just confirm
it for me? What I'm thinking is that I'd have to edit the .htaccess
file on the root directory (which is Radiant's public directory) and
make Apache bypa
Marcelo,
If you don't require any integration between Radiant and your other
applications, the proper way to do it would be in your webserver
configuration, with rewrite rules, perhaps. Then your apps don't need
to necessarily know about each other. This is the way we did it at
KCKCC, with L
Hey, guys.
I am considering using Radiant to run my site, since I just love its
simplicity and extensibility. This is a great product, thank you for
writing it!
So here's my question: What if I want to use Radiant to run the root
of my site, but I want to have different apps in it, running from
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