.htaccess version of the Virtual host example


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Graham Brookins

Brookins Consulting | eZ Partner | http://brookinsconsulting.com/

Thursday 20 August 2009 5:17:26 pm - Never a better time to start than today!

I also took another moment to document some recent improvements I made to a customer site, feel free to add your own tips to this article

http://ezpedia.org/solution/performance_tuning_ez_publish_4

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Graham Brookins

Brookins Consulting | eZ Partner | http://brookinsconsulting.com/

Thursday 20 August 2009 4:29:04 am - Remember .htacesss files are a serious web server / page view performance penalty per file request! not just per page

Hello,

We have a node related to this topic,
http://ezpedia.org/ez/htaccess

Honestly it seems little documentation surrounding this usage in ez like a mini-tutorial do not exist presently.

Take a look at the default .htaccess file (remember to rename it) as it seems to be very well refined for general use out of the box by most people (I remove the first two or three directives sometimes out of that file for a more complicated reason not worth going into)

http://pubsvn.ez.no/nextgen/trunk/.htaccess_root

I think extending our existing entry with a brief guide would be a good idea. What steps are important to you?

Cheers

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Wei Dai

Thursday 20 August 2009 3:05:51 am - .htaccess version of the Virtual host example

Hi, in the official document, it has an example of the Virtual host configuration provided that, the match order set to "host" and the DNS was configured right.

However, most users will not have the directly access of the web server/appache's configuration file. For me, I only have the .htaccess file at disposal.

I can set up two domain to point to the same eZ Installation, but I can't have the access of the config file of apache. I tried to put the Vritual host example into my .htaccess, but it doesn't work.

Is there some tutorial or already made example of the rewrite rules for .htaccess file?

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