Hi,
I''m trying to get Rails and Duane Johnson''s ProductGenerator
working
together with lighttpd. I''m trying to configure 2 subdomains :
--> golf.mydomain.com
and
--> school.mydomain.com
where "golf" and "school" are 2 second-tiers sites built on
the same
generic rails app.
I setup 2 vhosts in my lighttpd.conf as follows ($RAILS_ROOT is
/data/www/mike/online/):
$HTTP["host"] == "school.mydomain.com" {
server.document-root = "/data/www/mike/online/public"
setenv.add-environment = ( "APP_USER" => "mike")
fastcgi.server = (".fcgi" =>
( "rails" => (
"socket" =>
"/tmp/ruby-fastcgi-mike.socket",
"bin-path" =>
"/data/www/mike/online/sites/school/public/dispatch.fcgi",
"bin-environment" => ("site" =>
"school")
)
)
)
alias.url = ("/generic" =>
"/data/www/mike/online/public")
}
$HTTP["host"] == "golf.mydomain.com" {
server.document-root = "/data/www/mike/online/public"
setenv.add-environment = ( "APP_USER" => "mike")
fastcgi.server = (".fcgi" =>
( "rails" => (
"socket" =>
"/tmp/ruby-fastcgi-mike.socket",
"bin-path" =>
"/data/www/mike/online/sites/golf/public/dispatch.fcgi",
"bin-environment" => ("site" =>
"golf")
)
)
)
alias.url = ("/generic" =>
"/data/www/mike/online/public")
}
My problem is lighttpd will only serve one of the vhosts, no matters
which is the actual host. Actually, both "golf.mydomain.com" and
"school.mydomain.com" lead to the same vhost, which is the first one
declared in lighttpd.conf, i.e in the above example, both adresses will
serve the "school" site but if I switch declaration blocks both
adresses
will serve the "golf" site.
Did anyone face the same problem ?
How did you resolve it ?
Thanks
--
Michael Baudino
EPITA 2007
KameHouse Prod.
> $HTTP["host"] == "school.mydomain.com" { > server.document-root = "/data/www/mike/online/public"> $HTTP["host"] == "golf.mydomain.com" { > server.document-root = "/data/www/mike/online/public"I am under the impression that your document root needs to be the public directory for each individual app. For you: /data/www/mike/online/sites/golf/public /data/www/mike/online/sites/school/public That is what the Apache configs I''ve seen seem to set. I have yet to actually follow through with a full productized lighttpd setup, though it''s on the project list... Anyway, try that and let us know how it goes. -- Nick Zadrozny <nick-vwIjNL0M3i9Wk0Htik3J/w@public.gmane.org>
Nick Zadrozny wrote:>>$HTTP["host"] == "school.mydomain.com" { >> server.document-root = "/data/www/mike/online/public" > > >>$HTTP["host"] == "golf.mydomain.com" { >> server.document-root = "/data/www/mike/online/public" > > > I am under the impression that your document root needs to be the > public directory for each individual app. For you: > > /data/www/mike/online/sites/golf/public > /data/www/mike/online/sites/school/public > > That is what the Apache configs I''ve seen seem to set. I have yet to > actually follow through with a full productized lighttpd setup, though > it''s on the project list... > > Anyway, try that and let us know how it goes. >I finally resolved that problem. In fact the problem was caused by the socket which was the same for the 2 vhosts. Obviously, this was a problem for FastCGI. I just had to setup different names for each vhost socket. Thanks for the help anyway. -- Michael Baudino EPITA 2007 KameHouse Prod.