Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of TracMultipleProjects

Timestamp:

May 31, 2004, 8:56:12 AM (20 years ago)

Author:

trac@…

Comment:

cleanup

TracMultipleProjects

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-= Configure apache for multiple projects =
+= Configure Apache for multiple projects =
 
-By following these instruction you will get an Apache server that automatically handles multiple projects for you. 
+By following these instructions, you will set up Apache to automatically serve multiple Trac projects for you. 
 
-Start out by creating an projects directory in your documentroot (/var/www in this example). Projects will be accessed by http://hostname/projects/projectname. Copy (or symlink) trac.cgi to this directory together with a file named index.html. This will be showed when users try to access non-existing projects.
+Start out by creating an 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 directory together with a file named index.html. This will be showed 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. Edit you apache config and add this:
+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:
 
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 Now, when you add another project, you don't need to edit any apache config. The only file you may want to edit is index.html to make it list the new project. If you think this is to much work, replace it with a python cgi script that does it for you.
 
+[source:trunk/README.tracd tracd] can also serve multiple projects.
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 See also: TracGuide, TracInstall