Removing /opencms/opencms from site url
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The first opencms is the webapplication name (context). It is removed by installing opencms in the default webapp (for tomcat "ROOT"). | The first opencms is the webapplication name (context). It is removed by installing opencms in the default webapp (for tomcat "ROOT"). | ||
| − | This is done by renaming opencms.war to ROOT.war before installation. Also keep in mind that the database will be named ROOT then. | + | This is done by renaming opencms.war to ROOT.war before installation. |
| + | Also keep in mind that the database will be named ROOT then. <-- Database can have any name you want independently of app context. At last there is no problem on OpenCms 7.04 - 7.5. | ||
====2nd opencms==== | ====2nd opencms==== | ||
Revision as of 17:37, 12 November 2009
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1st opencms
The first opencms is the webapplication name (context). It is removed by installing opencms in the default webapp (for tomcat "ROOT"). This is done by renaming opencms.war to ROOT.war before installation. Also keep in mind that the database will be named ROOT then. <-- Database can have any name you want independently of app context. At last there is no problem on OpenCms 7.04 - 7.5.
2nd opencms
The second opencms is rewritten in the apache2 configuration.
Procedure
All this is described here: MultiSite_configuration_instructions_(apache_+_mod_jk). Please keep in man
Alternative way
This document describes how to remove the /opencms/opencms prefix without using Apache httpd, but only the UrlRewriteFilter on bare Tomcat.
