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<h1>Installation instructions</h1> |
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<li>You will need <a href="http://www.apache.org/">Apache</a> web server |
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(it should work with version 1.3 or 2.0, but it's not tested on 2.0) |
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and <a href="http://www.php.net/">php</a> version 4.x installed and |
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configured for docman to work. |
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<small><a href="faq.html#php3">related FAQ question</a></small> |
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<li>Get latest version of Document Manager from |
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<a href="https://www.rot13.org/~dpavlin/docman2.html"> |
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https://www.rot13.org/~dpavlin/docman2.html</a> |
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<li>Go to installation directory (which <b>shouldn't be</b> under your web |
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server's DocumentRoot) and untar distribution |
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cd /home/httpd |
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tar xvfz docman-2*.tar.gz |
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</pre> |
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Make a symlink from current version (2.x) to default directory name |
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<tt>docman2</tt> |
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ln -s docman-2.x docman2 |
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</pre> |
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If you decide to install docman in some other directory, change |
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<tt>$gblIncDir</tt> to that directory in <a href="#realm"> |
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<tt>realm/http_virtual_host.conf</tt></a>! |
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<br>If you don't want to use virtual hosts to separate docman |
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installations on same host, but instead use directory name before |
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<tt>docman.php</tt> script please read whole installation instructions |
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and than <a href="admin.html#path_realm">Using script path as realm name</a> |
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to correct all instructions. |
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<li>Go to directory which you want to have under Document Manager control |
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(this directory also shouldn't be accessible from your web server tree) |
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cd /home/httpd/repository |
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chmod that directory so that web server can write in it. |
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chown nobody /home/httpd/repository |
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</pre> |
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<li>Make a symlink from that directory to file which will be directory index |
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ln -s /home/httpd/docman2/docman.php \ |
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/home/httpd/http_virtual_host/index.php |
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<a name="docman.css"> |
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<li> <i>optional, performance</i> |
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Make a symlink from docman.css file to your web-exported directory |
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ln -s /home/httpd/docman2/html/docman.css \ |
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/home/httpd/http_virtual_host/docman.css |
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</pre> |
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<a name="docman_conf"> |
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<li>Copy docman <a href="upgrade.html#docman_conf">master configuration</a> |
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file to <tt>/etc/docman.conf</tt>. If you |
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want, you can change location of that file on top of <tt>docman.php</tt> |
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but that will break automatic cvs update |
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<small>(see <a href="upgrade.html#cvs">upgrade via CVS</a>)</small> |
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cp /home/httpd/docman2/docman.conf /etc/docman.conf |
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</pre> |
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You can also enter values for <tt>$fsRealmDir</tt> (normally |
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set to <tt>$gblIncDir/realm</tt>) there (and to some location |
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which is not your docman installation). |
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<a name="realm"> |
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<li>Go into docman's <tt>realm</tt> directory and copy template configuration |
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into your <tt>http_virtual_host.conf</tt> |
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cp /home/httpd/docman2/realm/localhost.conf.dist \ |
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/home/httpd/docman2/realm/http_virtual_host.conf |
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</pre> |
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More about <a href="new_directory_layout.html#realm">realms</a> can |
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be found elsewhere in documentation. |
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<br><b>Be sure to change</b> <tt>$gblRepositoryDir</tt> in |
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<tt>realm/http_virtual_host.conf</tt> to match your repository |
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directory (the one with user files and writable by web server). |
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<li>Make Apache Virtual Host configuration for hostname <i>http_virtual_host</i> |
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to point to <tt>/home/httpd/http_virtual_host</tt>. |
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<br>How to do that is beyond scope of this document. Please examine |
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<a href="http://www.apache.org">Apache documentation</a>. |
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<br>If you don't want to use virtual hosts for docman installation, your |
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realm will be called the same as ServerName. |
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<br>Add new DirectoryIndex entry to your Apache configuration file. If you |
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are using virtual hosts, add it there. If your |
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Apache has config files in <tt>/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf</tt> find a line |
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like |
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DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm |
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and add <tt>index.php</tt> at the end. |
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DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.php |
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</pre> |
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<li><i>if you don't want to users in SQL database</i> |
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Go to you web server <tt>http://http_virtual_host/</tt> and you should get |
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authorization request. If you want to add <i>anonymous</i> access (without |
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login and password) skip to <a href="#truestee">trustee</a> section. |
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<br>Edit <tt>realm/http_virtual_host.htusers</tt> file to add users. |
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You can do that by calling <tt>adduser.pl</tt> script with name of |
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your htusers file like this: |
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<pre> |
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$ cd /home/httpd/docman2 |
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$ ./adduser.pl realm/http_virtual_host.conf |
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</pre> |
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If you press just <i>enter</i> for password or enter <tt>auth_pop3</tt> |
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docman will use e-mail address to connect to pop3 server and check |
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password on it. For that e-mail address must be in following form: |
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<tt>pop3login@pop3server.mydomain</tt> |
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<br>E-mail addresses are also used for notification of changes in |
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repository, so if your pop3 account is not a valid e-mail address that |
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won't work for you. |
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<br>However, one of planned enhancements is e-mail notification to |
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addresses which are not from htusers file, so watch out. |
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<li> <i>alternative your users are in SQL database</i> |
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Change <tt>$gblUsers</tt> |
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in <tt>realm/http_virtual_host.conf</tt> to |
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<tt>$gblUsers = "htusers_sql";</tt> |
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<p><i>Since I will convert all code to use PEAR, you again have to |
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download php-dbi classes, because they are not included with docman |
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anymore. This feature is not tested in version 2.0. Look out!</i></p> |
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<br>Download php-dbi class from |
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<a href="http://pil.dk/downloads/dbi.tar.gz"> |
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http://pil.dk/downloads/dbi.tar.gz</a> and |
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untar it in docman's directory |
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cd /home/httpd/docman2 |
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tar xvfz dbi.tar.gz |
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Construct SQL query which returns login, full name, password and |
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email from your tables(s). If you don't have some of that data, replace |
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them with literal strings. |
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<blockquote> |
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e.g. If your table is called <tt>my_users</tt> with columns <tt>who</tt> |
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in which is login and column <tt>pw</tt> in which is plain text |
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password you can use following query to get requested format: |
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<br><tt>select who,'Auth user',pw,'nobody@com' from my_users</tt> |
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</blockquote> |
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Enter that SQL query under <tt>$dbi_sql</tt> in |
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<tt>realm/http_virtual_host.conf</tt>. |
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<br>Construct <tt>$dbi</tt> in <tt>realm/http_virtual_host.conf</tt> |
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in following format: |
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$dbi = "driver:database:user:password" |
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</pre> |
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Field <i>driver</i> can be: <tt>pgsql</tt>, <tt>mysql</tt>, <tt>oracle</tt> |
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or <tt>odbc</tt> (or other if supported by current php-dbi), <i>database</i> |
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is name of database in which are your users and <i>user</i>/<i>password</i> |
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are credentials for user which connects to database. |
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<li> <i>alternative if you want to authorize users based on IP numbers, |
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client DNS names of HTTP Referrer header (URL from which they accessed |
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docman site)</i> |
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<br>Put <tt>$gblUsers = "htusers_header";</tt> in |
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<tt>realm/http_virtual_host.conf</tt> and use |
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following form in your <tt>realm/http_virtual_host.htusers</tt> file: |
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REMOTE_ADDR=10.0.0.3:Full name:auth_header:e-mail@foo.bar |
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remote_hostname=myworkstation:Full name:auth_header:e-mail@foo.bar |
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http_referer=test.foo.bar:Full name:auth_header:e-mail@foo.bar |
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Please note that you <b>have to</b> put <tt>auth_header</tt> in password |
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field and valid options in login field. |
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<br>Valid options for left side of equation (=) in login field are: |
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<tt>remote_addr</tt>, <tt>remote_hostname</tt> or <tt>http_referer</tt>. |
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Valid filed for right side are respective parameters for that option. |
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<li> <i>if you want some combination of above auth methods</i> |
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<br>Put in <tt>realm/http_virtual_host.conf</tt>: |
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<br><tt>$gblUsers = "htusers_union"</tt><br> |
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and uncomment which htusers auth modules you want to use and in which |
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order. It's enough for just one module to return success and user will |
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be allowed to login (so you can first check http_referer and then |
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htusers file if you want to). |
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<a name="#trustee"> |
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<li> <i>optional, but highly recommended</i> |
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Trustees are ACL implementation in docman. It's documented in |
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<a href="trustee.html">separate document</a>, and you should use it if your |
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users shouldn't have same right to all files under docman control, or |
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if you want to enable <i>anonymous</i> access to repository. |
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<li> <i>optional</i> You can create file named <tt>.info.inc</tt> in |
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<tt>/home/httpd/repository</tt> directory for some kind of |
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<acronym title="message of the day">motd</acronym> |
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file. You can use html mark-up in it also! |
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<li> <i>optional</i>If you decided to use |
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<a href="admin.html#path_realm">script path as realm name</a> |
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correct all installation files according to |
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<a href="admin.html#path_realm_convert">this instructions</a>. |
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<li> if you want to <b>upload files which are bigger than 2Mb</b> increase |
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<tt>upload_max_filesize</tt> to more than 2Mb in <tt>php.ini</tt>. |
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If you still get errors on files bigger than 8Mb increase |
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<tt>post_max_size</tt> also. |
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<li> <i>optional</i> Think about configuring your backup software so that |
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<tt>/home/httpd</tt> is backup ed automatically. |
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<li> <i>optional</i> You can use document manager behind secure http |
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server (<tt>https</tt>) simply by installing it. For information take a |
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look at <a href="http://www.modssl.org">http://www.modssl.org</a> |
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if you are using Apache 1.x or examine configuration options |
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for Apache 2.x. |
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<a name="gblSeparateAdminMessages"> |
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<li> <i>optional, after you are sure that configuration if correct</i> |
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You can separate administrative messages from errors which are |
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reported to users using |
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<tt>$gblSeparateAdminMessages = 1</tt> |
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in <tt>realm/http_virtual_host.conf</tt>. Error messages for you |
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will go to Apache Error log, and (if you also setup |
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<tt>$gblMailAdminMessages = 1</tt> to ServerAdmin from |
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<tt>apache.conf</tt>). |
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</ol> |
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<p><b>You are ready to go.</b></p> |
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<p> |
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More info see: <a href="new_directory_layout.html">New Directory Layout</a>, |
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<a href="upgrade.html">How to Upgrade from v1.x</a>, |
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<a href="performance.html">Performance tips</a> and |
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<a href="admin.html">Administration manual</a> |
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