On Wed, 2008-10-08 at 17:22 +0200, C W Nel wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I actually am not upgrading. I did a separate Koha 3 installation and want to set it up for multiple hosting.
I just need to know what is to be done. The procedure that I followed with Koha 2 does not work with Koha 3. (Copy database, copy koha-conf, create another virtual host port in koha-httpd.conf)
This is where I'm getting confused. Why are you copying the Koha 2 database to use with Koha 3. Anyway, the thing to know is that there are significant differences between Koha 2 and Koha 3. The install process even is quite different. You did get the most important thing right though, which is to make sure the other Koha install is on different ports. I might have gone a different way though. If you have control over the DNS it's better, IMO, to go with Name virtual hosts rather than port virtual hosts. That's what I've done. All of the virtual hosts end up on the same port, making managing firewalls and links easier, and are accessed instead by different dns names. If you don't have control of the DNS though that's not possible. Anyway, if you are doing a clean install of Koha 3 there are instructions included in the source code. Check out the INSTALL.* files. On the other hand, if you are trying to migrate from Koha 2 to Koha 3 well, that's a different story. The link in my previous post covers that topic. Good luck.