[ome-devel] apache2.conf FollowSymLinks

Tom Macura tm289 at cam.ac.uk
Fri Aug 4 01:10:30 BST 2006


August,

/OME contains /OME/OMEIS and everything else.
"everything else" is less than 6mbs.
It's the OMEIS image repository path you need to be concerned about  
and it's an install parameter you set early on:

-------------------
Core System Setup
-------------------
        Base OME directory: /OME
      Base OMEIS directory: /OME/OMEIS

Once you've got an OME installed on your box and configured for your  
box, things get much easier.
Say if you update OME from CVS. All you got to do is type
	sudo perl install -u -y
and walk away from the keyboard. Everything just happens.

Don't think FollowSymLinks is needed if you do things this way,

Tom
On Aug 2, 2006, at 2:44 PM, august wrote:

>
>
> Hey Developers,
>
> Would it be possible to add something to the httpd2.web.conf?
>
> A lot of times, I'll set up a symlink from /OME to point to some other
> directory where I have space on the harddisk to install OME.   Not
> having to type in the install directory makes it a WHOLE lot easier to
> go through the install process.    Since "/OME" is the default, I just
> choose to make a symlink.
>
> However, after doing the install process, the web stuff won't work
> unless you add 'Options FollowSymLinks' to the httpd2.web.conf like  
> so:
>
>         <Directory /OME>
>                 Order deny,allow
>                 Allow from all
>                 Options FollowSymLinks
>         </Directory>
>
>
> This option shouldn't really mess up anyone else afaict.
>
> thanks -august.
>
>
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