Re[2]: [cobalt-users] Incorrect Realm Name on RAQ 4

[mike <jns-michael@xxxxxxxx>]

Hello Shimi,

Thanks for your reply!

The  file you mentioned didn't have the wrong text in it. However, the
information  in  your  email helped me greatly in finding it. It turns
out it was here: /home/sites/siteX/web/.htaccess

Again, I wouldn't have found it without your suggestions - thanks!
-- 
Thank You...
 
mike 
mailto:jns-michael@xxxxxxxx
                
Sunday, May 27, 2001, 2:14:48 AM, you wrote:


s> On Sun, 27 May 2001, mike wrote:

>> Hello cobalt-users,
>> 
>> I  have  another  weird  little question that probably no one has ever
>> asked before:
>> 
>> I  set  up  a  site  with  the  incorrect  domain  name. I subsequently
>> corrected it. This particular site requires authentication in order to
>> access the site.
>> 
>> The  problem  is  that  authentication  pop-up  still displays the old
>> incorrect domain name as the realm.
>> 
>> Anyone have any idea on how to fix that?
>> 
>> Is there some way to search all files on the hard drive for a specific
>> text  string?  I  could probably find the file that needs to be edited
>> that way.
>> 
>> --
>> Thank You...
>>  
>> mike 
>> mailto:jns-michael@xxxxxxxx
>> 

s> Find the site number. (ls -l /home/sites)

s> then, as root:

s> cd /usr/admserv/html/.cobalt/siteManage/siteX 
s> pico .htaccess

s> is your solution, IMO.

s> anyhow, you can list all the "realm files" of all over the server of a
s> specific file with that command:

s> locate .htaccess | grep siteX/

s> (change the X to the site number, change nothing else.)

s> example:

s> [shimi@www siteManage]$ locate .htaccess | grep site1/
s> /home/sites/site1/users/stats/web/.htaccess
s> /usr/admserv/html/.cobalt/siteManage/site1/.htaccess

s>  HTH,

s> - shimi.



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