Apache Configurations While developing a website, you may wish to hide it from Google and other bots. This can be challenging as spectre still needs to be able to access the site without going through authorization. Here's an example of a working config:
Customizing WRE Configuration The WRE comes preconfigured for the most common needs. However, the Apache configuration files can be customized to meet unusual requirements as well. Let's outline some of the possibilities below:
One WebGUI Multiple Sites Typically, each website has its own WebGUI database, but there are some instances where it is advantageous to have ONE webgui database to serve up all your domains. This means that additional sites will be added via the asset manager to your "master site", but accessed through a different domain or subdomain. Here's how:
Running separate instance of apache with WRE Let's define what we're going to accomplish. This will all be done on a working instance of WebGUI using the WRE ( try it on a dev server first so you're not breaking your live site while you play ). For this example I am using CentOS 5 with WRE 0.7.2 and WebGUI 7.3.22 already installed, up and running. Here are our goals: 1. Install the apache, php, and php-mysql packages using yum. 2. Configure this instance of apache to listen on port 82. 3. Configure mod_proxy apache in the WRE to send all of the traffic for a new domain (vhost) to our OS based apache, transparently to the end-user.
Server won't upload big files There is a limit to the file uploads in WebGUI. If you need to temporarily upload large files, it is recommended that you set the limit high enough, upload the file, then reset the limit. The limit is the TOTAL size of all the files you are uploading at one time. So if the limit is set to 10M, and you need to upload 11 files at 1 M each you will exceed the limit.