OpenBSD Journal

MovableType under chrooted Apache

Contributed by jose on from the informational-docs dept.

Ben Perrault writes: "I wrote a tutorial / HowTo on installing MovableType under chrooted Apache with Mod_perl and PostgreSQL on OpenBSD 3.4 located here:

http://www.creepingfur.org/projects/tutorials/chbsdindex.html

I feel that it might be the useful to the OpenBSD or blogging community in general, as BSD tutorials of this fashion for newbies and those unfamiliar are not all that common."

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  1. By j0rd () mits_rox@OHNOS.hotmail.com on http://j0rd.ath.cx/

    unix$ mount | grep perl
    /usr/libdata/perl5 on /var/www/usr/libdata/perl5 type null (local, nodev, nosuid, read-only)
    /usr/local/libdata/perl5 on /var/www/usr/local/libdata/perl5 type null (local, nodev, nosuid, read-only)


    mount_null /usr/libdata/perl5 /var/www/usr/libdata/perl5

    works wonders for chrooted enviroments.

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    1. By Christopher () on

      Was the umount bug fixed in 3.4?

      I never went back to trying mount_null again after going through the trouble of copying a few directories myself.

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      1. By j0rd () mits_rox@OHNOS.hotmail.com on http://j0rd.ath.cx/

        I know mount_null was broken in 3.2/3.3 and got "fixed" in 3.4. I havn't had problems with it on 3.4 x86.

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        1. By Leon Yendor () on

          On 20040318 TedU said:
          "oops, should have replied sooner. union isn't perfect, far from it still.
          loading an elf file does weird things opening the file, i'm not
          really surprised it didn't work."
          as part of a conversation on tech@

        2. By Christopher () on

          Good to know, hadn't seen much about null in particular since 3.4 was released.

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