[clue-tech] multiple plone sites

[Angelo Bertolli]

Mark Gibson wrote:

> Angelo Bertolli wrote:
>
>>
>> Nothing in particular, just playing around.  I wanted to be able to 
>> create pages that had a picture and some text.  So, for example some 
>> simple interface that allows me to place a picture on the left, or 
>> the right, etc. and add a paragraph on the other side.  Seems like if 
>> you want to do this with Plone you have to know HTML, or use their 
>> own special codes.  I don't have the inability to create my own pages 
>> by hand, but if I have to do it anyway, why bother using CMS?
>
>
> Plone now comes wysiwyg editor called kupu.  I don't know why it 
> wouldn't be working for you.  Have you created a user with management 
> privileges?

No, I couldn't figure out how to do that.  I logged in as the admin of 
Zope and I went around everywhere.  I'm using the prepackaged Zope/Plone 
from Debian.

>>
>>>> I still can't get
>>>> Apache Rewrites to work to mask the site URL, but maybe that's a 
>>>> problem
>>>> I'm having with Apache.
>>>>   
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I'm not exactly an expert, but I've had some success with URL 
>>> rewriting.
>>> If you can describe the problem, I might have an idea or two.
>>>  
>>>
>> I was using Virtual Host Monster style Rewrites in Apache.  Apache 
>> was responding with 403 permission denied no matter what I did.  I 
>> tried turning on proxy, and enabling it, etc.  But nothing seemed to 
>> work.
>>
>
> It's actually pretty simple.  Have you seen this?
>
> http://plone.org/documentation/tutorial/plone-apache/virtualhost
>
> What do your re-write rules look like?

It looks like the top example, except instead of %{SERVER_NAME} I 
actually put in the domain name, and for example_org I put in the Plone 
Id that I gave when I created it.  I can get to the site fine by using 
http://myserver.com:9673/ploneId/ so I also tried using the Rewrite rule 
just going straight to that, but it wouldn't work either.  Actually, I'm 
sure the problem is my configuration of apache.  Rewrite works fine with 
redirects, but not with proxy.  The 403 error page describes itself as 
Apache.
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