[Geomoose-users] Multiple GEOMOOSE Installations

[Dan Little]

Hi Jeremy,

There's two parts to making this work.

Generally, I recommend people create a copy of the folder.

So your directory structure would have something like this:

webdocs_myapp1/geomoose.html
webdocs_myapp2/geomoose.html

And then change the apache httpd.conf appropriately.  Can you send us the apache conf? It sounds like you might be a bit off there.



----- Original Message ----
From: "Johnson, Jeremy" <JJohnson at ci.blaine.mn.us>
To: geomoose-users at lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, July 8, 2008 9:31:51 AM
Subject: [Geomoose-users]  Multiple GEOMOOSE Installations


I have a GEOMOOSE 
1.2 application working and functioning on my PC for testing.  I now want 
to create a second and a third application for crime mapping and one for use 
only in our Emergency Operations Center.  Basically, what I did was copy 
the GEOMOOSE folder to the APPS directory and renamed it to EOCWeb.  I 
created a new CONF file in the HTTPD.D folder for the new website and made all 
of the necessary changes to the files in webdocs.  I restarted teh Apache 
server and tried to open the site, but I recieved a HTTP 403 Forbidden 
error.  Any thoughts on this?  Anyone else have any luck in created 
multiple GEOMOOSE sites?  Thank you in advance.
 
Jeremy Johnson, 
GISP
G.I.S. Coordinator
City of Blaine
10801 Town Square Dr Ne
Blaine, MN  55449
(763) 717-2639


      
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