You'll need to use a VirtualHostFilter[1]. The only documentation I could find (although I didn't look very hard) is the api docs.
Lee [1] http://www.turbogears.org/docs/api/cherrypy.lib.filter.virtualhostfilter-module.html On 12/16/05, anders pearson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Angus Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > You're right, Anders. But another problem just occured after modification. > > The name of my project is devildictionary, and i've put the main directory > > in directory htdocs. The url "http://localhost/devildictionary"; yields the > > following error message: > > on the plus side, it looks like the mod_python part of the setup is > basically working right now. > > the issue you're having now is that turbogears usually expects to be at > the root. ie, a request for '/' maps to controllers.Root. you have it in > the '/devildictionary' subdirectory. so it gets a request for > '/devildictionary/' from the browser and starts looking for that under > your application's root and doesn't find it. > > i usually give turbogears/cherrypy apps their own virtual host when i > run them through mod_python so it hasn't been an issue for me. i think > the 'server.webpath' setting has something to do with getting it working > under a directory. i haven't set that up before, myself though so > hopefully someone else will post some more detailed instructions on how > to get that working. > > -- > anders pearson : http://www.columbia.edu/~anders/ > C C N M T L : http://www.ccnmtl.columbia.edu/ > weblog : http://thraxil.org/ > > >
