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Making WWO open to the public
To make WWO generally available, rather than restricted only to licensed institutions, etc., the following has to be done on wwp-test for testing and then reflected on wwp.
- at start of free period
- $
cd /etc/httpd/Apache2/ - check to see that
IPAccessLog1.pm.standardexists (should be same as currentIPAccessLog1.pm) - $
cp IPAccessLog1.pm.allauth IPAccessLog1.pm - check to see that
IPAccess.pm.standardexists (should be same as currentIPAccess.pm) - $
cp IPAccess.pm.allauth IPAccess.pm - restart apache2:
- $
sudo /etc/init.d/httpd stop && sudo /etc/init.d/httpd start - (Note that
sudo apachectl --gracefuldid not seem to work 2015-03-15.)
- $
- $
- at end of free period
- $
cd /etc/httpd/Apache2/ - check to see that
IPAccessLog1.pm.allauthexists (should be same as currentIPAccessLog1.pm) - $
cp IPAccessLog1.pm.standard IPAccessLog1.pm - check to see that
IPAccess.pm.allauthexists (should be same as currentIPAccess.pm) - $
cp IPAccess.pm.standard IPAccess.pm - restart apache2:
- $
sudo /etc/init.d/httpd stop && sudo /etc/init.d/httpd start - (Note that
sudo apachectl --gracefuldid not seem to work 2015-03-15.)
- $
- $
Remember to do this on wwp-test, then test it, and then reflect changes on wwp. Currently the directory on wwp-test is under Subversion control, the one on wwp is not. (Ostensibly to make it more difficult to update the production machine, so it doesn't happen by accident.)