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== Setting up Webapp-Config == | |||
First, we have the configuration-file '''/etc/vhosts/webapp-config''', which lets us specify the vhost-root (often simply '''/var/www/''<hostname>''''', but sometimes '''/srv/www/''<hostname>'''''. The '''localhost''' will be different in the case where we actually use vhosts, which isn't too common for us; we tend to prefer individual, dedicated vserver-guests, with single-site web-serving in each). | First, we have the configuration-file '''/etc/vhosts/webapp-config''', which lets us specify the vhost-root (often simply '''/var/www/''<hostname>''''', but sometimes '''/srv/www/''<hostname>'''''. The '''localhost''' will be different in the case where we actually use vhosts, which isn't too common for us; we tend to prefer individual, dedicated vserver-guests, with single-site web-serving in each). | ||
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== Installing Applications == | |||
These commands will '''install''' apps under '''/var/www/localhost/htdocs/'''''<pkg_name>'', with the specific version mentioned at the end of command-line: | These commands will '''install''' apps under '''/var/www/localhost/htdocs/'''''<pkg_name>'', with the specific version mentioned at the end of command-line: | ||
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Commands to upgrade (typical): | == Upgrading Installed Applications == | ||
Commands to '''upgrade''' (typical): | |||
webapp-config -U -d /gallery gallery 2.2.5 | webapp-config -U -d /gallery gallery 2.2.5 | ||
webapp-config -U -d /mediawiki mediawiki 1.11.2 | webapp-config -U -d /mediawiki mediawiki 1.11.2 | ||
webapp-config -U -d /awstats awstats 6.7-r2 | webapp-config -U -d /awstats awstats 6.7-r2 | ||
== Other webapp-config Commands == | |||
webapp-config --list-installs ''can optionally follow this with <pkg_name., or <pkg_name pkg_version>'' | |||
webapp-config --list-unused-installs ''can optionally follow this with <pkg_name., or <pkg_name pkg_version>'' | |||
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Revision as of 16:56, 4 December 2008
Under Gentoo, installing a typcial web application is actually a two-step process:
1) you emerge the application, which typically installs the app under /usr/share/webapps/<pkg_name>
2) you then perform a second-stage installation to your web-server doc-root, using webapp-config
Why? To support virtual-hosting, and multiple sites being served from a given host, where they may each require different package-versions.
Here's how:
Setting up Webapp-Config
First, we have the configuration-file /etc/vhosts/webapp-config, which lets us specify the vhost-root (often simply /var/www/<hostname>, but sometimes /srv/www/<hostname>. The localhost will be different in the case where we actually use vhosts, which isn't too common for us; we tend to prefer individual, dedicated vserver-guests, with single-site web-serving in each).
Typical settings within the /etc/vhosts/webapp-config file:
vhost_root="/var/www/${vhost_hostname}"
vhost_hostname="localhost"
vhost_server="apache"
Installing Applications
These commands will install apps under /var/www/localhost/htdocs/<pkg_name>, with the specific version mentioned at the end of command-line:
webapp-config -I -h localhost -d /mediawiki mediawiki 1.8.5 webapp-config -I -h localhost -d /gallery gallery 2.2.3 webapp-config -I -h localhost -d /awstats awstats 6.5-r1
Upgrading Installed Applications
Commands to upgrade (typical):
webapp-config -U -d /gallery gallery 2.2.5 webapp-config -U -d /mediawiki mediawiki 1.11.2 webapp-config -U -d /awstats awstats 6.7-r2
Other webapp-config Commands
webapp-config --list-installs can optionally follow this with <pkg_name., or <pkg_name pkg_version> webapp-config --list-unused-installs can optionally follow this with <pkg_name., or <pkg_name pkg_version>