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Re: [Debian-sf-users] DNS Configuration for debian-sf
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Christian Bayle |
Subject: |
Re: [Debian-sf-users] DNS Configuration for debian-sf |
Date: |
Thu, 14 Nov 2002 23:11:40 +0100 |
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No problem for private mail, but you have more chance for a faster
answer if you write to the list :-)
Nevertheless mailing lists can be good start for writing a FAQ
And someone else can have the problem you have and would probably be
happy to find the solution int he mailing list :)
That's why I CC to the list.
Your group.class is for 2.5, I was answering for 2.6
$GLOBALS['sys_default_domain'] is defined in /etc/sourceforge/local.inc
$sys_default_domain =
included in all php through pre.php
but local.inc is regenerated from /etc/sourceforge/sourceforge.conf
using sourceforge-config script
you can look in the template file
/etc/sourceforge/templates/local.inc.template and you will see
$sys_default_domain = "{domain_name}";
so $GLOBALS['sys_default_domain'] correspond to domain_name defined in
/etc/sourceforge/sourceforge.conf
the function using this in 2.6 is create
but this doesn't solve your problem
the key code is in
www/register/license.php
$sql="UPDATE groups SET unix_group_name='$form_unix_name',
group_name='$form_full_name', ".
"http_domain='$form_unix_name.$GLOBALS[sys_default_domain]',
homepage='$form_unix_name.$GLOBALS[sys_default_domain]' ".
"WHERE group_id='$group_id' AND rand_hash='__$rand_hash'";
$result=db_query($sql);
replace $form_unix_name.$GLOBALS[sys_default_domain]' with
$GLOBALS[sys_default_domain]'/www/$form_unix_name/ of something not far
from
this should work
Good luck
Christian
Seetal Patel wrote:
Hello Christian,
Many thanks for your help with the issue. (I hope you don't mind me
emailing you directly). As mentioned I had a look at the Group.class
file located on our server under "/usr/lib/sourceforge/www/include".
But unfortunately I could not find the function which specifies
$GLOBALS['sys_default_domain'].' and I am sure at what point in the
file that I need to add the additional lines that you have mentioned.
I am attaching the Group.class file, I hope you can make sense of it.
Once again you help with the issue is much appreciated.
Regards,
Seetal.