Bug 14151

Summary: Sandbox configs need to add new PerlSetVar
Product: Red Hat Web Site Reporter: Paul Lindner <plindner>
Component: OtherAssignee: Garth Webb <nobody+garth>
Status: CLOSED CURRENTRELEASE QA Contact: Paul Lindner <plindner>
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Description Paul Lindner 2000-07-17 17:51:28 UTC
To use the newest version of Apache::ASP we need to add the following entry
to the
apps configuration area:

  PerlSetVar XMLSubsMatch (msg|pane|header|footer|Apps:\w+)

This should be added to the mksb script  (I've updated the .htaccess
file...)

Comment 1 Garth Webb 2000-07-25 18:41:40 UTC
The mksb script does not handle this .htaccess file in any special maner.  It
does a 'cvs update' to get it when checking out the apps section.  However,
there are some specific settings in the .htaccess file that change from
installation to installation.  Perhaps this bug should change to either 
A) Remove installation dependant paramters from .htaccess.
B) Add .htaccess as a file mksb performs some installation specific
replacements.

Comment 2 Paul Lindner 2000-07-25 18:57:01 UTC
The mksb script should ignore the .htaccess file.

Remember the problems we had with Maraya's sandbox?  

We should have allowoverride off in the config, and add the XMLSubsMatch line to
the httpd.conf 
file.

That should prep everything for the latest Apache::ASP...


Comment 3 Garth Webb 2000-08-11 18:06:19 UTC
I have added this to the template httpd.conf file in the web/boot/conf
directory.  Additionally AllowOverride is set to none so that the .htaccess
files will not work.