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GetSimple with lighttpd - Gatonegro - 2010-04-13 Hello! I was wondering wether anyone has had any experience with lighty and GetSimple. They seem like a reasonable combination for a light and simple setup (both in the user and in the server sides). I've (apparently) succesfully installed it, and things work well save for: - Clean URLs, which just don't work, and - Editing themes: when, in theme-edit.php, I tell GS to save the changes, it just says "can't open file" in a blank page. Save for this, things seem to work well, and the CMS shows promise. Good work! D. GetSimple with lighttpd - Zegnåt - 2010-04-13 Gatonegro Wrote:Clean URLs, which just don't workBut they can work. It’s just that GetSimple has been developed in an Apache environment. To use mod_rewrite for Apache you use a HTACCESS-file. lighttpd does not support HTACCES-files, but it does support mod_rewrite. They have documentation about it, so you will just have to change the Apache mod_rewrite commands into those working for lighttpd. Gatonegro Wrote:Editing themes: when, in theme-edit.php, I tell GS to save the changes, it just says "can't open file" in a blank page.This is often a permission error. If lighttpd supports CHMOD or something similar please make sure that the GetSimple has access to the theme files. I think (and hope) that you will even be able to get those few errors worked out! GetSimple with lighttpd - AustinTheSaint - 2010-11-03 I am currently working with lighttpd and GetSimple. I have my server up and running with the proper dirs locked down and ssl/https running for the admin panel. I might post my config soon. Still working on some.... small problems. |