Re: Skunkweb-list digest, Vol 1 #387 - 2 msgs

James, 

1. Make sure you follow the skunkweb installation
properly. 

2. Setup a Virtual Host container in Apache's
httpd.conf, e,g: 

<VirtualHost *>
    ServerName    skunkweb.zunzun.com
    ServerAlias   skunkweb.zunzun.org 
    <Location />
        SetHandler skunkweb-handler
    </Location>

    ErrorLog logs/skunkweb.zunzun.error.log
    LogFormat "%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b
\"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-Agent}i\"" combined
    CustomLog logs/skunkweb.zunzun.access.log combined
</VirtualHost>

3. Create a Scope in skunkweb's sw.conf, eg: 

Scope(
        Host('skunkweb.zunzun.com',
        documentRoot='/usr/local/skunkweb/docroot',
       
compileCacheRoot='/usr/local/skunkweb/docroot',
     
componentCacheRoot='/usr/local/skunkweb/docroot',
       ),
)

4. Don't forget the apxs path when compiling skunkweb.


You should be fine, 

--JC





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> Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2005 09:17:18 -0500
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> Subject: [Skunkweb-list] Gentoo setup Wiki entry
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> Hi,
> 
>      This is James Phillips of http://zunzun.com,
> I'm considering
> moving zunzun.com from Webware to Skunkweb to take
> advantage of
> multiple processors - or at least multicore
> processors.  I'm on
> a Linode Gentoo server, and "emerge skunkweb" worked
> fine and
> the test URL http://localhost:8080 worked fine.  The
> demos also
> worked fine *after* I ran "emerge
> dev-python/imaging" to get PIL.
> That made me think a Gentoo-specific install section
> of the Wiki
> would have been handy, with a USE flag for the PIL
> dependency.
> 
>      The default Gentoo ebuild installs Skunkweb as,
> of course,
> user skunkweb group skunkweb.  The Skunkweb install
> documentation
> recommends running as the same user as Apache, but I
> received
> errors only resolved with "emerge sudo".  Even then
> I cannot
> make the user apache and the group apache, so I'm
> leaving it
> at user skunkweb group skunkweb for now until I get
> that part
> figured out.  Sudo would make a nice Gentoo USE flag
> IMHO.
> 
>      My present problem is getting Skunkweb
> configured for
> virtual hosts under Apache, where Apache does not
> seem
> to talk to Skunkweb even though my mod_skunkweb
> configuration
> and sw.conf files appear correct per the
> documentation.
> 
>      Here's what I'd like to ask: if an experienced
> user can
> work with me to resolve the install, I'll make the
> Wiki
> Gentoo install section with all of my notes for you
> all to
> polish up for other newbies like me.  Any takers?
> 
>      James Phillips
>      http://zunzun.com
> 
> 
> 
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> Message: 2
> Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2005 09:44:48 -0500
> From: Jacob Smullyan <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]
> Cc: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [Skunkweb-list] Gentoo setup Wiki entry
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> Hi James --
> 
> I'm glad to help.  I use skunkweb on gentoo in
> production situations.
> 
> As for the ebuild, adding sudo as a dependency, not
> a USE, might be
> correct because sudo is actually used inside the
> swmgr script; but I
> consider the fact that it is used there an
> embarrassment, and I should
> take it out (I had forgotten about it).  Scripts,
> unless they are
> personal scripts, shouldn't decide to call sudo. 
> This is part of
> skunkweb's "in-house project" legacy.
> 
> Imaging could be a USE flag, definitely, although it
> isn't a biggie.
> 
> There is nothing wrong with using the
> skunkweb/skunkweb setup on
> gentoo, actually.  You don't need to use any
> particular user/group.
> There may be situations where it matters because
> apache needs to write
> in skunk's directories, or vice versa, but generally
> speaking that
> isn't the case and the docs shouldn't be giving that
> sort of
> misleading advice.  Sorry!
> 
> Now the question is what is wrong with your apache
> configuration.
> Could you send me some detail?=20
> 
> j
> 
> 
> 
> On Fri, Feb 04, 2005 at 09:17:18AM -0500,
> [email protected] wrote:
> > Hi,
> >=20
> >      This is James Phillips of http://zunzun.com,
> I'm considering
> > moving zunzun.com from Webware to Skunkweb to take
> advantage of
> > multiple processors - or at least multicore
> processors.  I'm on
> > a Linode Gentoo server, and "emerge skunkweb"
> worked fine and
> > the test URL http://localhost:8080 worked fine. 
> The demos also
> > worked fine *after* I ran "emerge
> dev-python/imaging" to get PIL.
> > That made me think a Gentoo-specific install
> section of the Wiki
> > would have been handy, with a USE flag for the PIL
> dependency.
> >=20
> >      The default Gentoo ebuild installs Skunkweb
> as, of course,
> > user skunkweb group skunkweb.  The Skunkweb
> install documentation
> > recommends running as the same user as Apache, but
> I received
> > errors only resolved with "emerge sudo".  Even
> then I cannot
> > make the user apache and the group apache, so I'm
> leaving it
> > at user skunkweb group skunkweb for now until I
> get that part
> > figured out.  Sudo would make a nice Gentoo USE
> flag IMHO.
> >=20
> >      My present problem is getting Skunkweb
> configured for
> > virtual hosts under Apache, where Apache does not
> seem
> > to talk to Skunkweb even though my mod_skunkweb
> configuration
> > and sw.conf files appear correct per the
> documentation.
> >=20
> >      Here's what I'd like to ask: if an
> experienced user can
> > work with me to resolve the install, I'll make the
> Wiki
> > Gentoo install section with all of my notes for
> you all to
> > polish up for other newbies like me.  Any takers?
> >=20
> >      James Phillips
> >      http://zunzun.com
> >=20
> >=20
> >=20
> 
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