Tag: apache

Clean URL's on OS X I do my development on a Mac and have been struggling to get mod_rewrite and htaccess working to support clean URLs. This blog entry is referenced a bit around the net - http://www.clagnut.com/blog/350/ but it did not work for me. I ended up getting the solution from Glen. I moved my dev folder outside of the defaults for OS X/Apache and created an alias in the your_user_name.conf...
1 comment(s) / cglusky / cglusky's dev notes / on July 11, 2006 at 22:24

HowTo: install Siteframe 5.x The README.txt file that is distributed with Siteframe should have the latest information on the product as well as a set of simplified installation instructions. These instructions are intended to be very comprehensive, and probably contain more information than any reasonable person needs. Assumptions You have an account with an ISP or web hosting provider You know the final...
8 comment(s) / glen / HowTo / on April 24, 2005 at 08:29

Logging Siteframe 5.x has two internal tables for logging. The first is the audit log; this is always functional and records any major changes to data. The purpose of this log is to track changes to the system; for example, if a large number of objects are deleted from the site, you can use this log to find what event or user initiated the deletion. The second log is called the user log and...
0 comment(s) / glen / Internals / on April 17, 2005 at 16:32

Recommended/Required Software This document describes the software that is required to install Siteframe. Web server: Siteframe has been installed under Apache 2.0.53 ; it will most likely work under older versions of Apache, but it has not been verified. It should work under any web server that supports PHP5, but, again, nothing besides Apache 2.0 has been confirmed and tested. PHP5: Siteframe...
0 comment(s) / glen / Internals / on March 22, 2005 at 21:18