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Posted to user@roller.apache.org by Werner Gaulke <we...@gaulke.net> on 2009/10/22 22:15:11 UTC
Roller 5.0 Multi Domain Setup with or without mod_jk - Question
Hello,
I recently checked out the current trunk 5.0 of Roller. Everything is
working fine and now I am trying to setup roller with multiple blogs under
multiple domains.
My configuration:
- Roller running under localhost:8080 on jboss
- configuration of domain in roller-custom.properties:
weblog.absoluteurl.mysite=http://www.abc.com
Now here comes the point where I am stuck and found no further
documentation:
- How to reach the blog with the new absolute url?
Localhost:8080/roller/mysite does not work anymore
- I am using apache in front of jboss, is there a way to configure mod_jk
for my created blog under the absolute domain or is there a matching proxy
rewrite rule
I know that this is a very uncommon setup, but at least Dave's Blog
(photosys) is working somehow with multidomains.
Thank you for your help
Werner
AW: Roller 5.0 Multi Domain Setup with or without mod_jk - Question
Posted by Werner Gaulke <we...@gaulke.net>.
Hi,
thanks for your reply. I will try out your suggestions and when I find a
solution I will post them back here. Additionally I can add them into the
wiki.
Werner
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Gesendet: Freitag, 23. Oktober 2009 13:10
An: user@roller.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Roller 5.0 Multi Domain Setup with or without mod_jk - Question
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 4:15 PM, Werner Gaulke <we...@gaulke.net> wrote:
> I recently checked out the current trunk 5.0 of Roller. Everything is
> working fine and now I am trying to setup roller with multiple blogs under
> multiple domains.
Nice.
> My configuration:
> - Roller running under localhost:8080 on jboss
> - configuration of domain in roller-custom.properties:
> weblog.absoluteurl.mysite=http://www.abc.com
>
> Now here comes the point where I am stuck and found no further
> documentation:
> - How to reach the blog with the new absolute url?
You'd have to load http://www.abc.com/<weblog-handle> to see your new blog.
Maybe you can fake Roller out by adding an entry to your /etc/hosts
file claiming that your localhost = www.abc.com?
> Localhost:8080/roller/mysite does not work anymore
Right. The multi-domain logic will only allow your weblog to be access
by two URLs. Once you have setup a blog for multi-domain you can no
longer access it by its normal URL.
> - I am using apache in front of jboss, is there a way to configure mod_jk
> for my created blog under the absolute domain or is there a matching proxy
> rewrite rule
> I know that this is a very uncommon setup, but at least Dave's Blog
> (photosys) is working somehow with multidomains.
I'm running Tomcat alone with no HTTPD in front, so this is something
I have not tested.
- Dave
AW: Roller 5.0 Multi Domain Setup with or without mod_jk - Question
Posted by Horatia <ro...@gmx.info>.
Here is a simple server.xml file
(mv roller.war to ROOT.war && cp ROOT.war to $CATALINA_HOME/rollerwebapps):
<Server
port="8005"
shutdown="SHUTDOWN">
<Service
name="Catalina">
<Connector
address="your-ip"
port="8080"
enableLookups="false"
acceptCount="100"
maxHttpHeaderSize="4096"
socketBuffer="2048"
maxKeepAliveRequests="10"
disableUploadTimeout="true"
connectionTimeout="10000" />
<Engine
name="Catalina"
defaultHost="www.domain.tld">
<Host
name="domain.tld"
appBase="rollerwebapps"
unpackWARs="true"
autodeploy="false"
reloadable="false"
xmlValidation="false"
xmlNamespaceAware="false"
workDir="work/Catalina/domain.tld" >
<Alias>
www.domain.tld </Alias>
<Context
path="/"
docBase="ROOT" >
</Context>
</Host>
</Engine>
</Service>
</Server>
Horatia
AW: Roller 5.0 Multi Domain Setup with or without mod_jk - Question
Posted by Werner Gaulke <we...@gaulke.net>.
Hi,
i've been through this document already - my problem is how to configure tomcat virtual hosts together with the roller multidomain feature.
I got it working, that I have a domain abc.com/roller - that’s no problem at all. But with multidomain support you can configure a domain as the entry point of a roller blog with a given handle.
For example Dave has configured weblog.absoluteurl.photophys=http://photophys.com
With this configuration http://photophys.com/photophys/ leads to the roller blog with the handle "photophys". I want to reproduce this behavior.
I think a example tomcat configuration would help a lot, because fiddling around with the various virtual host parameters can be a real pain.
Regards
Werner
>Maybe this link might be of some help?
>http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/virtual-hosting-howto.html
>
>Cheers
>
>Gregor
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Re: Roller 5.0 Multi Domain Setup with or without mod_jk - Question
Posted by Gregor Schneider <rc...@googlemail.com>.
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On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 11:05 PM, Werner Gaulke <we...@gaulke.net> wrote:
>
> Would you be so kind and post your tomcat configuration for your multidomain
> setup? I could not find it anywhere. It will be a good starting point for as
> I am totally clueless right know.
>
Maybe this link might be of some help?
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/virtual-hosting-howto.html
Cheers
Gregor
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AW: Roller 5.0 Multi Domain Setup with or without mod_jk - Question
Posted by Werner Gaulke <we...@gaulke.net>.
Hi,
I am stuck in a little configuration hell. So I did a step back and created
a fresh setup with tomcat 6 which I am trying now get it to work. After that
I will port the settings to tomcat.
Would you be so kind and post your tomcat configuration for your multidomain
setup? I could not find it anywhere. It will be a good starting point for as
I am totally clueless right know.
Thank you in advance!
Werner
>I'm running Tomcat alone with no HTTPD in front, so this is something
>I have not tested.
>- Dave
Re: Roller 5.0 Multi Domain Setup with or without mod_jk - Question
Posted by Dave <sn...@gmail.com>.
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 4:15 PM, Werner Gaulke <we...@gaulke.net> wrote:
> I recently checked out the current trunk 5.0 of Roller. Everything is
> working fine and now I am trying to setup roller with multiple blogs under
> multiple domains.
Nice.
> My configuration:
> - Roller running under localhost:8080 on jboss
> - configuration of domain in roller-custom.properties:
> weblog.absoluteurl.mysite=http://www.abc.com
>
> Now here comes the point where I am stuck and found no further
> documentation:
> - How to reach the blog with the new absolute url?
You'd have to load http://www.abc.com/<weblog-handle> to see your new blog.
Maybe you can fake Roller out by adding an entry to your /etc/hosts
file claiming that your localhost = www.abc.com?
> Localhost:8080/roller/mysite does not work anymore
Right. The multi-domain logic will only allow your weblog to be access
by two URLs. Once you have setup a blog for multi-domain you can no
longer access it by its normal URL.
> - I am using apache in front of jboss, is there a way to configure mod_jk
> for my created blog under the absolute domain or is there a matching proxy
> rewrite rule
> I know that this is a very uncommon setup, but at least Dave's Blog
> (photosys) is working somehow with multidomains.
I'm running Tomcat alone with no HTTPD in front, so this is something
I have not tested.
- Dave