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From: | Oreo Warpok |
Subject: | Re: [be] installing Bibledit-web for simultaneous editing of two projects |
Date: | Sat, 21 Sep 2013 09:42:30 -0500 |
Hi Phil,I did the following command:./configure --with-location=PET ; make ; sudo make installIt produced an installation at http://localhost/PETThe difference with this command, and yours, is that this one leaves out the slash from PET. Instead of "/PET", it puts "PET".Yes, the 'make' command is not necessary, really. But the "sudo" command would then generate some files owned by user 'root', while if the separate 'make' command were run, it would generate files owned by the current user.Two ./configure commands that use the "--with-location=location" parameter, and subsequent installation, would have everything separate, including the database. That is, it won't create a separate database in the "location-one" database, but it would create a complete new database. One database for "location-one", and another for "location-two".I am not sure what will happen in case the PET subdirectory is already created in the digitalocean droplet. Bibledit-Web is supposed to handle this on its own. If the subdirectory PET would be already there, I am not sure how the installer and/or Apache would handle that. The recommendation is to not create it manually. Another thing is that the bibledit-web installer does not really create subdirectories on /var/www/, but it updates the Apache configuration to use virtual directories, while the real installation does into /usr/share/bibledit-web/location.Wishing you well pursuing the goal of editing two different translations simultaneously!Teus.On Sat, Sep 21, 2013 at 3:41 PM, Phil Oreo W Fields <address@hidden> wrote:
Hi Teus,
My installation of 1.1 went smoothly. Thanks!I tried doing what you suggested for setting up two projects so that they can be edited simultaneously by the same editor in two windows. I understood from another e-mail that something like this would work for my second location.$ ./configure --with-location=location-two ; make ; sudo make installIt creates an installation at http://website.org/location-one, and one at http://website.org/location-two.Everything is completely separated between those two installation.I made a PET subdirectory in my digitalocean droplet. Then I did the command as above, but I included the part about./configure --with-mysql-root-password=password --with-location=/PET ; make ; sudo make installIt says ./configure No such directory.There are also a couple of Make errors.I notice that I did not need to do a separate Make command in the 1.1 instructions. So maybe that part isn't necessary. And I suspect that I just don't know how to list the directory. There is indeed a PET directory in existence there.The other question I have is how this will be handled in the SQL database. Will this create a new database or use a separate area in the location-one database?Thanks,Phil
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