I'm going to assume that you are using Apache and know nothing about it's configuration. First step is finding the configuration. Recent debian based systems store configuration in a directory like /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/. On a Red Hat 5 based system it's something like /etc/httpd/conf.d/. Beyond that I can't be much help. If you are talking specifically about the Koha config then copy (or symbolic link) koha-httpd.conf to the appropriate directory and edit for virtual hosting. There are a couple of changes you'll have to make to the stock Koha apache config. On the <VirtualHost 127.0.1.1:80> lines make sure there is a world reachable IP address there. Or '*'. Also make sure there is a corresponding NameVirtualHost statement in an Apache config file somewhere. Debian seems to like to put this statement in the /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-Default or /etc/apache2/ports.conf file. The IP in the VirtualHost line should match that. Also make sure to change the ':8080' on the intranet virtual host to ':80'. Unless the NameVirtualHost is '<IP>:*', then use the ':*'. The other thing to check is the ServerName statement. That is where you'll set the host name and network domain, it's like a URL. The last thing is to make sure you have DNS entries to point to the two host names for the OPAC and Intranet. Also restart Apache. Actually you will want to restart Apache before you make any changes to DNS. If Apache doesn't start because the config is messed up you shouldn't have DNS point at it. Good luck. On Mon, 2009-05-18 at 15:00 +1000, M L N wrote:
Hello,
How do i put in the server name and network domain in koha? Does koha use the server name and network domain config from Apache and how do i change it?
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