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By default, VuFind is configured to reside within a directory of your website. However, if you want to configure VuFind to load at the root of your domain, follow these steps: | By default, VuFind is configured to reside within a directory of your website. However, if you want to configure VuFind to load at the root of your domain, follow these steps: | ||
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- | | + | - In the [Site] section of $VUFIND_LOCAL_DIR/ |
- | * In the AliasMatch lines at the top, change " | + | - You may need to create an Apache VirtualHost for the host used by VuFind in your Apache configuration, or if you already have one, you may need to explicitly set the DocumentRoot to $VUFIND_HOME/ |
- | * Remove the Alias line under " | + | |
- | * In VuFind 2.5 and earlier, RewriteBase should be /; in later versions which use a < | + | |
- | * You may need to create a virtual host in Apache to complement httpd-vufind.conf which uses your VuFind public directory as its DocumentRoot. For example: | ||
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< | < | ||
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- | ===== ...if you have already installed VuFind ===== | ||
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- | Even if you have already installed VuFind, you should be able to change it to run as the site root fairly easily. Just follow these steps: | ||
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- | - In the $VUFIND_HOME directory, run "php install.php" | ||
- | - As noted above, you should update the url setting in the [Site] section of your local config.ini file. | ||
- | - As noted above, you may need to create an Apache VirtualHost for VuFind, or if you already have one, you may need to explicitly set the DocumentRoot to $VUFIND_HOME/ | ||
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configuration/using_vufind_as_the_site_root.txt · Last modified: 2020/02/24 14:14 by demiankatz