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Setting $SERVER_ROOT
Where can I change $SERVER_ROOT?
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$SERVER_ROOT is the directory where LSWS was installed to. usually it is /opt/lsws or /usr/local/lsws, it is fixed and cannot be changed via configuration.
If you install LSWS to other directory, its value will change accordingly. |
So I have to have my websites within that directory?
/usr/local/lsws/sites/example.com/ is where Litespeed wants me to have my site. ~/sites/example.com is where my site actual is. How can I resolve this? |
You can put your web site anywhere you want. you don't have to use
$SERVER_ROOT for the vhost root. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support...:wiki:template |
Thanks so much for all of your help. I am sooo close to having a functional server! :)
My last little bug is this: My sites are located at ~/sites/example.com on my server. When I enter /sites/example.com in Virtual Host Root it tells me the path is not created, please create it manually. On my server I can cd to ~/sites/example.com. It's absolutely there. I don't get it. Any ideas? |
You have to replace "~" with the real user home directory.
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The attachment is exactly what I am attempting to do. Either I put ~/sites and it tells me it doesn't exist or I put sites and it gives me the error message above. I don't have a users directory. I just have ~/sites/example.com. Also, this is the error I get when I use /sites/: *path /sites/example.com does not exist. Please create manually. Edit/Delete Message |
I'm getting so much closer! Now it's a permissions issue:
Path for vhost root is not accessible: /sites/daviladev.com/ Any idea? |
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