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Here's what I know now. If I move the Context.pm file in the original
installation to a new name, like Context.pm.orig, the error changes to
a "Can't locate C4/Context.pm" error. This tells me that the
installation is not looking at the correct path to the new
installation. It doesn't appear that the SetEnv and/or ScriiptAlias
functions in my httpd include file for the second installation are
being used.<br>
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Regardless of what I've done, my second installation wants to use the
first installations koha.conf file. Once again, that four letter word
comes to mind: HELP!<br>
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Dan Foote - DTS wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:45EB1974.7030000@dantech-services.com" type="cite">Chris,
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Here's what I get in the error logs (either Koha or Opac):
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read_config_file(/etc/koha.conf) returned undef at
/usr/lib/perl5/5.8.7/C4/Context.pm line 229.
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This is after I have the following in the httpd include file:
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SetEnv KOHA_CONF /etc/koha-2.conf
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And my export of:
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export KOHA_CONF=/etc/koha-httpd-2.conf
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With my original post, I'd SetEnv to KOHA_2_CONF and added that to the
Context.pm file for that site with the koha-2.conf path. I even went as
far as changing the "use C4:Context ("/etc/koha-2.conf"); " statement
into the *.pm files of modules/C4.
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I've now reverted to what you've suggested and I still get the above
error that points to the /etc/koha.conf file of the first installation.
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*Dan Foote* *
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Chris Cormack wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">On Sat, Mar 03, 2007 at 05:37:31PM -0900, Dan
Foote - DTS said:
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<blockquote type="cite">Can somebody please give me some
information on how to go about putting
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more than one Koha site on the same server? <br>
<br>
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I do have an installation up and running. I created a second
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installation using different ports for both the intranet and opac
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sides. Two config files for each site have also been created with
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different names, appropriate paths, db info, permissions, etc. Web
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server listens and responds on the assigned ports. <br>
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I can watch both the koha and opac error logs and see where I fail,
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which always appears to be in relation to C4::Context.&nbsp; With
this, I
<br>
reviewed the Context.pm file and set the "use constant CONFIG_FNAME
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=&gt; "/etc/koha.conf";" statement to "use constant CONFIG_FNAME
=&gt;
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"/etc/koha-2.conf";" (the name of my second config file). <br>
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In your httpd.conf
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For the second Koha do you have SetEnv KOHA_CONF "/etc/koha-2.conf"
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Instead of SetEnv KOHA_CONF "/etc/koha.conf"
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Chris
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