[triller]

Hi,

I used to install the PM by 'Windows-Installer', so never meet problems. Today, I try to install the apcahe+php+mysql respectively and then install PMOS 1153 upon that.

While I check the 'installation' section of 'readme' file in the package, it really confuses me.

Step 2: Rename the file "/etc/httpd/conf.d/pmos.conf.rpm" as "/etc/httpd/conf.d/pmos.conf"

Actually, the path is /etc/pmos.conf and the file has been renamed to 'pmos.conf' already.

Step 3: Ensure that the virtual server "your_processmaker_server" defined in the file
"/etc/httpd/conf.d/pmos.conf" coincides with your system configuration.
The name of this virtual server is only an example, you can change this name
according the domain defined in your network.

Well, does it mean I modify the pmos.conf directly according to server configuration ? What else need to do after that, need put the file somewhere in Apache folder ? how to make the apache recognize the change ?

Besides, I usually use the 'alias' to host multiple web applications on the same server instead of virtual hosts as have no addtional IP or subdomain. What I need configure properly in http.conf then ?

Sorry for these rookie questions, thanks !

[triller]

Hi, pcabero

Thanks for your reply !

Actually, my question is how to install the PMOS on my existed web server which has been hosting multiple applications already. If I install the windows package, that means all my web server and applications will be blow off.

I prefer to just setting the 'alias' to make my current web server support the PMOS as what it does for others.

Can I ?