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[Trisha <tm AT fronterix.com>]

Markus,
Thanks for replying! 

I started to try that but it seems like putting everything into a
directory called 'lyceum' is still going to end up with blogs with a
directory level called 'lyceum'.  But maybe I just don't understand what
define('WEBROOT', '') does?

I'll try something like that tomorrow, I feel like I'm just guessing
though with no idea of what I'm doing!

Trisha


On Mon, 2007-01-08 at 15:30, Markus Prigge wrote:
> Hello Trisha!
> 
> > On Mon, 2007-01-08 at 15:07, Trisha wrote:
> > > Thanks Craig, maybe my host is set up different or something, but that
> > > still isn't working for me.  I get a 404 when trying to go to
> > > http://blogs.redthreadlove.com/blog2/ with that.
> > > Is there a way to install lyceum in the root of the domain?  And just
> > > not use the directory 'lyceum' at all?  What parts of the script would
> > > have to be changed?
> Trisha wrote on 09.01.2007 at 02:14:
> > After asking around more it seems like it is not possible to do what I
> > want by using mod_rewrite.  
> > I think the only solution is to install everything in a directory above
> > 'lyceum'.  I don't know how to do that. 
> > Has anyone else done this?  Surely someone else has wanted the urls to
> > the individuals blogs to not include the directory 'lyceum'?  It is not
> > a word most people would be familiar with or know how to spell, so I
> > could see them making mistakes when telling someone the url to their
> > blog.
> If i got you right, you have to move src/config/, src/lib and
> src/installation into lyceum/ (read Installation.txt) and set the
> webroot to /lyceum, ie via Web-Frontend. (keep define('WEBROOT', ''); in
> wp-config.php).
> 
> Maybe you have to use a manually configured subdomain
> (blogs.domain.com), which points to /lyceum. This is how i did it the
> last time. At least you can put everthing in lyceum/ into your webroot.
> Good luck!
> 
> Bye, 
> Markus
>