[Phpgroupware-tracker] [Bug #3110] phpGroupware Documentation conflicts with Apache Documentation

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Changes by: Chris Weiss <address@hidden>
Date: Fri 04/04/2003 at 08:17 (America/Chicago)

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if you're going to install an app to the the root of apache you need to make 
sure everything else in that root is gone.  phpgroupware by default is designed 
to install to it's own dir, if you need to change that then you will have to do 
whatever it takes to make apache happy with it.



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Submitted by: meebey                  Project: phpGroupWare                 
Submitted on: Fri 04/04/2003 at 02:32
Category:  None                       Bug Group:  0.9.14.002 release        
Severity:  5 - Major                  Priority:  Low                        
Resolution:  None                     Assigned to:  None                    
Status:  Open                         Component Version:  BZIP2             
Platform Version:  Linux - Debian     Reproducibility:  Every Time          

Summary:  phpGroupware Documentation conflicts with Apache Documentation

Original Submission:  I installed groupware to the root of htdocs because I use 
subdomains for groupware... (groupware.domain.xx)
In groupware are links to the groupware documentation which is in the groupware 
installation. That documentation is placed under /doc of phpgroupware root, 
that directory name conflicts with the default Apache documentation which is 
also /doc, the Apache /doc alias has higher priority than the groupware /doc 
directory, so I can't access the documentation of phpgroupware.
The name of the documentation directory should be changed in groupware to avoid 
name conflicts with apache...

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Date: Fri 04/04/2003 at 08:17       By: cw
if you're going to install an app to the the root of apache you need to make 
sure everything else in that root is gone.  phpgroupware by default is designed 
to install to it's own dir, if you need to change that then you will have to do 
whatever it takes to make apache happy with it.


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