You can run many sites with a single MyReview installation. The MyReview directory organization makes it easy to separate the application part from the site-specific files. Here is a short list of the actions that must be carried out to enable a new site named, say, newConf:
- Create new directory ‘newconf’ in /var/www and paste ‘application’, ‘config’, ‘files’, ‘library’, ‘themes’, ‘www’ directories from myreview into it.
- Create a new MySQL database, named newConf, and import the myreview.sql script to this database.
- Create a virtualhost as mentioned in the following:
- Change the ‘Document Root’ directive to /var/www/newconf/www/
Also change the ‘Directory’ directive to /var/www/newconf/www/
Under the line that begins ‘ServerAdmin’, add the following line:
ServerName newconf
In
\<Directory /var/www/newconf/www/>
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
allow from all
\</Directory>
change AllowOverride None to Allow Override All - Save changes and then exit
- Add the following to the host file located in /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 newconf
- Enable the new site with the command:
sudo a2ensite newconf
- Restart the apache server:
sudo /etc/init.d/ apache2 reload
- In /var/www/newconf/config/default/application.ini, set the app.document_root parameter to /var/www/newconf/www/
- Edit newconf/config/default/database.ini and change database name to newconf.
- Edit newconf/www/index.php and change the $configDir value to “config”. It should contain the path to the configuration directory.
- Now type in terminal:
Parveen Kaur 