[Camps-users] question regarding setting up camp with interchange site

[Brian J. Miller]

Gert van der Spoel wrote:

> 
> I'm looking for a bit more clarity on this one. 
> 
> Currently I have my production site in:
> /www/mydomain/catalog/ ....
> /www/mydomain/htdocs/  ...
> 
> (global) Apache config is:
> /etc/apache2/httpd.conf
> 

Generally we split out the virtual host information and anything else 
that is site specific into a separate file that then gets included. So 
we'd have similar to:

/etc/apache2/httpd.conf
/etc/apache2/sites/com_allcarmodels.conf

The latter is then included by httpd.conf for the production system. 
These files then have counterparts under 
/home/camp/com_allcarmodels/etc/ and get copied to the camps as part of 
mkcamp. The sites/ version under /home/camp has tokens that get replaced 
by the process to determine the port and path information for that 
instance of the camp.

> (global) Mysql config is:
> /etc/mysql/my.cnf
> 

I've not done a mysql setup :-).

> (global) Interchange config is:
> /export/opt/interchange-5.7.4/interchange.cfg     (symlinked
> /opt/interchange/interchange.cfg)
> 

interchange.cfg is generally split into two files. The interchange.cfg 
is store in the git repo like everything else, and it contains 
information that is *identical* between production and the camps. Then 
we use an interchange_local.cfg that contains information specific to 
the instance that is running aka each camp. So it has tokens that are 
replaced with port and path information as well. interchange_local.cfg 
is therefore generated by mkcamp and is included by interchange.cfg 
which is just cloned with the rest of the source.

> 
> 
> I have some git things that I have cloned, such as interchange, in :
> /export/git/   
> 
> 
> It there a certain location where you bunch that all together, before you go
> to /home/camp/-camptype-   (the place to store the camp data?).


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