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  • From: Jameson Lopp <fusion AT ibiblio.org>
  • To: Lyceum <lyceum-users AT lists.ibiblio.org>
  • Subject: Re: [Lyceum-users] Lyceum as the whole site?
  • Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2006 10:44:47 -0400

Installing lyceum in the root directory of a site is the preferred way to go, as outlined in the installation guide: http://wiki.lyceum.ibiblio.org/index.php/Installation_Guide

The recommended configuration is to leave the directory structure as it is and set the document root of your webserver or virtual host to src/lyceum. If your web host does not allow you to customize the document root, or for some other reason you want all the files to live in the same level, you may move /src/lib, /src/config, and /src/installation to within src/lyceum, and then change PRIVATE_REL_PATH in src/lyceum/private.php accordingly (for more information, see the comments in private.php).

The only thing to note with subdomains is that you will need to specifically create a new dns entry for the www subdomain and point it at your main domain, otherwise lyceum will try to find a blog with the name 'www'.

- Jameson

Rick Beckman wrote:
I am curious whether or not this installation scenario is possible, whether or not a tutorial has been written for it, and what would be required to do so (including any caveats there may be).

1) Lyceum will be the root of the site. I.e., when you visit domain.com/ <http://domain.com/> you see the main portal page.
2) When users create a blog, they get a subdomain with their blog as root. I.e., when you visit mysuperblog.domain.com/ <http://mysuperblog.domain.com/> you get the user's blog index.
3) Lyceum will be the only thing running on this domain so it will be free to do whatever mod_rewrite voodoo it needs to do.

the Lyceum directory structure should be as transparent to the user as possible, and the idea should be as future proof as possible.

Has it been done? How?

I've been watching the development of Lyceum since just about its "birth," and am impressed with how far the software has come. I just don't remember ever seeing installation instructions to do what I'd like to do. Maybe I'm just blind; I dunno. :-)

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Rick Beckman
watch-therefore.com <http://watch-therefore.com> - 9rules Religion Blogger


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