Changes between Version 48 and Version 49 of TracMultipleProjects

Timestamp:

Apr 20, 2005, 2:57:13 PM (19 years ago)

Author:

anonymous

Comment:

Stop DocumentRoot being a Wiki Word.

TracMultipleProjects

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 This is the simplest case. With this procedure, you will be able to serve multiple Trac projects, using the same user accounts for every projects (permissions are still per project, but authentication is not). This is the original procedure provided by the Trac team.
 
-Start out by creating a {{{projects}}} directory in your documentroot (/var/www in this example). Projects will be accessed as http://hostname/projects/projectname. Copy (or symlink) trac.cgi to this {{{projects/}}} directory together with a file named index.html. This will be shown when users try to access nonexistent projects.
+Start out by creating a {{{projects}}} directory in your !DocumentRoot (/var/www in this example). Projects will be accessed as http://hostname/projects/projectname. Copy (or symlink) trac.cgi to this {{{projects/}}} directory together with a file named index.html. This will be shown when users try to access nonexistent projects.
 
 Then create your Trac projects with trac-admin. It's important that they are all placed in the same directory. In this example we'll use /var/lib/trac. Add to your Apache configuration:
@@ -86 +86 @@
 === Preparation ===
 
-As for the first procedure, you'll need a {{{projects}}} directory into your DocumentRoot. Copy or symlink {{{trac.cgi}}} to this project :
+As for the first procedure, you'll need a {{{projects}}} directory into your !DocumentRoot. Copy or symlink {{{trac.cgi}}} to this project :
 
 {{{