[rt-users] More than one database no the same machine?

[Jesse Vincent]

I'd recommend running multiple apache instances bound to localhost, with a 
passthrough to the "main" apache instance or using hte fastcgi handler.

	-j


On Wed, Oct 17, 2001 at 10:01:20PM +0200, Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I started playing with RT since yesterday, with the intent to support
> two different (for starters) ticket databases and web interfaces.  The
> reasons are many, the two strongest being that the two databases
> belong to widely different "domains", and that the web interface will
> be customized differently for each of them.
> 
> Looking at the RT installation on my laptop (for testing purposes), it
> looks like the files in rt2/bin and rt2/etc could simply be copied to
> different directories, have the two "use lib" lines in the scripts be
> replaced with whatever is appropriate for each of those directories,
> change each config.pm and I would be set.
> 
> Unfortunately, there seems to be a little bit of trouble with
> webmux.pl, or rather, with the fact that Apache can't have different
> (or so it seems when I tested it) PerlRequire for different locations,
> and since webmux.pl has those darned "use lib" lines, I'm stuck with
> one rt2/ root and one only.
> 
> A few ideas on how to solve this could be to make webmux.pl sensitive
> to the query path, or to have config.pm contain %DatabaseName instead
> of $DatabaseName (and the same for other variables that depend on the
> database/"domain"), indexed with the query path or parts of the query
> path.  The question is how the latter would affect the command rt,
> rtadmin and rt-mailgate.
> 
> Comments?  Ideas?  Has someone already done this, and how?
> 
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