Philipp Lies wrote: > Platonides wrote: >> Don't embed the path in the server name. >> $wgServer='http://www.###.com'; >> $wgScriptPath='/team1/mediawiki'; > The problem is: > The root of my webserver is > $wgServer='http://www.###.com/team1'; > so /var/www of my apache is http://www.###.com/team1 > MediaWikis path relative to the apache root is /mediawiki > Therefor $wgScriptPath='/team1/mediawiki'; is wrong and would lead to a crash > if I would access the wiki via http://localservername/mediawiki > >>> but neither the style is loaded nor the links work, they point to >>> http://www.###.com/mediawiki/. >>> Why? >> It's using root relative urls. > Right. But my root is http://www.###.com/team1 not http://www.###.com/, > that's a different webserver. > >>> I cannot alter $wgScriptPath to "/team1/mediawiki" and $wgServer to >>> "http://www.###.com"; as this will break the system: >>> "The page isn't redirecting properly" >> What is it redirecting to? >> You should try to fix this last error. Seems that mediawiki is seeing >> itself in a different path. > see above. The problem seems that mediawiki's root location wrt the apache is > not the root wrt the webadress. That screws it up. Addressing mediawiki > directly on the apache server works correct. > > Cheers > > Phil
The *Path variables deal with what is seen from the outside. They are not used for accessing the filesystem. When you say a different webserver, do you mean that it is on a different machine or just that you can't change the webroot? Your webserver should handle all of that, so the webapps know which is their location. _______________________________________________ MediaWiki-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-l
