[mir-coders] Re: Migrating sites due to vox being down, and a SSI problem, was: Re: [IMC-Tech] server in Philly

[blue.pi]

Hi everybody, 

thanks for moving imc beirut content so quickly. However, now the the site 
does not register changes anymore since 4 days. check the date: it's still 
on 15.12. Openposting works as I can see from new articles arriving in the 
admin but not on the site. 

Some curiousity I also found: If you go to https://beirut.indymedia.org you 
get to the IMC UK. 

Yours,
blue 

Chris writes: 

> Hi 
> 
> On Sun 12-Dec-2004 at 07:33:05PM +0100, matze wrote:
>> 
>> iirc imc beirut uses vox as mir mirror. if that's right
>> a short term solution would be using another box
>> (ahimsa?) temporarily for hosting beiruts content.
> 
> Bolivia and Beirut have been moved to ahimsa and
> Switzerland is also being copied over. 
> 
> These temp domain names point to the sites on ahimsa: 
> 
>   http://bolivia.indymedia.org.uk/
>   http://beirut.indymedia.org.uk/
>   http://ch.indymedia.org.uk/ 
> 
> The proper domain names might have been sorted already,
> I'm not sure. 
> 
> One thing that has been discovered is that Apache 1.3
> (which was seving these sites) is not so picky with SSI as
> apache 2.x, this works on Apache 1.3.x: 
> 
>   <!--# include virtual="../../top_navi.inc" --> 
> 
> But not on Apache 2.x -- the space between # and include
> need removing: 
> 
>   <!--#include virtual="../../top_navi.inc" --> 
> 
> So, a script to fix the existing pages is needed and all
> the templates will also need fixing... 
> 
> If you don't know what I'm talking about the sympton is
> this text on pages: 
> 
>   [an error occurred while processing this directive] 
> 
> rhatto has suggested a script to fix this, I haven't run
> this yet because it's late, I'm tired and I fear doing
> something daft! 
> 
> Chris
>   
> On Sun 12-Dec-2004 at 10:02:24PM -0200, rhatto wrote:
>> Something like this will work: 
>> 
>> 1 - Create a script like convert.sh: 
>> 
>> #/bin/bash
>> sed -e 's/<!--# include/<!--#include/g' $1 > $1.tmp
>> mv $1.tmp $1 
>> 
>> 2 - Then run it through find. On bash prompt type: 
>> 
>> for _file in inc html shtml content; do
>>   find . -name "*$_file" -exec ./convert.sh {} \; ;
>> done 
>> 
>> (on the example, inc, html, shtml and content are
>> all the files where the change will take effect). 
>> 
>> I tested here and worked, anyway its better to have
>> a backup of everything :)
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> 
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