sorry for the formatting error, the answer for bootstraping is:
"Importing Bootstrap.xml (5804314 o.) at (you are ls://xxxx/users/root) "
Thanks for your fast answer.
I can indeed use apache and map it to port 80 (with mod_jk and two workers). But I can't keep LibreSource on the root of the server, where several other applications are deployed, including a root portal. That's why I modified:
- Distribution/ls-config.properties (kernel.serverUrl=http://XXX/libresource)
- Distribution/build.properties (services.web.context=/libresource
but LibreSource keeps looking at the root.
Even for instance for bootstrapping:
http://xxxx/Import?defaultBootstrap&nodecorator
If I enter the
http://xxxx/libresource/Import... url, it goes back again to the root :
code: null
mporting Bootstrap.xml (5804314 o.) at (you are ls://xxxx/users/root) You should update both :
- Distribution/ls-config.properties (kernel.serverUrl=http://XXX)
- Distribution/build.properties (services.web.context=/)
But why don't you use an apache server as a front server to shift the port 9000 to 80
posted by aceol at Dec 11, 2008 1:04 PM