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If I use symfony from sandbox, I don't need to setup the web server, since the application is in the web/ root directory.
This is the desired situation that I want. If I want to go through the pear installation method, I can't put my application in the web/ root directory any more — the result looks terrible, I guess the CSS is missing, and the images too.
How could I tweak the pear installation so that it allows me to put my application in the web/ root directory, so I don't need to setup the virtual hosting?
PS.
I searched before I posted, and only found this un-answered request. I.e., people would even go somewhere else than to do the VirtualHost thing:
torspo on 2006-01-26
I really don't like the VirtualHost thing. That is what pushed me away from this project to explore other projects such as Cake, but now I'm back since I didn't like it there.
Is there a simple way to start a new app in /www_root/myapp/ that would be accessed via http://localhost/myapp/ or \~user/public_html/myapp that would be accessed via http://localhost/\~user/myapp/ instead?
It's almost certainly to do with the /sf alias not working. Try surfing to this:
http://localhost/sf/images/sf_web_debug/sf.png
The JS and the images are in the same subfolder, so I'd tweak the alias directive in your Apache root container. What is it set to presently?
documented on: 02 February 2007, halfer
> Is there a simple way to start a new app in /www_root/myapp/ that would be > accessed via http://localhost/myapp/[] or \~user/public_html/myapp that would > be accessed via http://localhost/\~user/myapp/[] instead?
Yes!
Just install symphony underneath the webroot and create a symbolic link to the /symfony/web folder.
This is my setup.
/home/ /home/user/ /home/user/symfony /home/user/symfony/web /home/user/www /home/user/public_html
The last two directories don't really exist. They're symbolic links to /home/user/symfony/web
Since in a production environ, you're not supposed to be able to access any other folders than /web this is okay.
documented on: 2007-02-07, Kay
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