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You must have a web server running on each host on which Tarantella is installed. When you install Tarantella, Tarantella Setup also installs the Tarantella Web Server. This web server is pre-configured for use with Tarantella and we recommend you use it.
However, if you have your own web server already installed on the host, you can use this instead of the Tarantella Web Server. To be able to use your own web server with Tarantella, the web server must support CGI 1.0. We recommend the following web servers:
For a list of known issues with web servers, see the Tarantella Base Component Release Notes.
To configure your own web server for use with Tarantella:
tarantella webserver stop
command to stop the Tarantella Web Server.
cgi-bin
subdirectory of the document root.Every web server in an array of Tarantella servers must use the same HTTP (or HTTPS) port. You must not mix HTTP and HTTPS web servers in the same Tarantella array.
When you installed the Tarantella Web Server, Tarantella Setup also added files in
the appropriate start-up directory to ensure the Tarantella Web Server starts
when the system boots. This is usually /etc/rc.d/rc3.d
,
depending on what run level your system is in when you install Tarantella.
If you are using your own web server, you must move or delete these files.
The file names contain "TarantellaWebServer".
See your web server's documentation for full instructions on how to make these changes, or read one of the following sections.
You must add two configuration directives to one of your web server
configuration files, for example httpd.conf
:
ScriptAlias /tarantella/cgi-bin install_dir/var/docroot/cgi-bin Alias /tarantella install_dir/var/docroot
The lines must be in the order shown.
You should also ensure the web server follows symbolic links. The
Directory directive for /
should include Options
FollowSymLinks
. These changes assume you are using the default
configuration of Apache. See your web server documentation for more
information.
You must restart the web server for the configuration change to take effect.