<p>Hi all,</p><p>I'm at the SC Dept. of Archives and History installing Collective Access 1.4 (providence) in a sandbox environment. I've made it through step 4 of the "installing providence (finally!)" instructions. However, I'm now at step five and I have to admit, I'm stumped. "In a web browser navigate to the web-based installer." My specs are as follows.</p><p>Windows 7, 64</p><p>Server = HSDEV.digital.testlab</p><p>Network Domain = digital.testlab</p><p>Path to files = C:/ProgramFiles (x86)/Apache Software Foundation/Apache2.2/htdocs/Providence</p><p>I apologize if this is a truly stupid question, but how do I find the URL for my installation server? </p><p>My setup.php reads as follows:</p><p># --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------# IF THE INSTALLER FAILS TO FIND THE SYSTEM CONFIGURATION OR SOME OF THE LESS COMMON # OPTIONS NEED CHANGING THEN YOU MAY NEED TO CHANGE ONE OR MORE SETTINGS UNDER THIS LINE## Most of the time you won't need to change anything below# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------## CA_BASE_DIR = the absolute server path to the directory containing your CollectiveAccess installation## The default value attempts to determine the path automatically. You should only change this if it's# failing to derive the correct value.## If you must to set this manually, enter the correct directory but omit trailing slashes!# For Windows hosts, use a notation similar to "C:/PATH/TO/COLLECTIVEACCESS"; do NOT use backslashes#define("CA_BASE_DIR", pathinfo(preg_replace("!/install|/viewers/apps!", "", $SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']), PATHINFO_DIRNAME));## CA_URL_ROOT = the root-relative URL path to your CollectiveAccess installation## The default value attempts to determine the relative URL path automatically. You should only change # this if it's failing to derive the correct value.## If you must to set this manually leave the CA_URL_ROOT BLANK if the CollectiveAccess directory is the # web server root or in the root directory of a virtual host. If CollectiveAccess is in a subdirectory or# an alias is used to point the web server to the correct path, set 'CA_URL_ROOT__' to# the relative url path to the subdirectory; start the path with a slash ('/') but omit trailing slashes.## Example: If CollectiveAccess will be accessed via http://www.mysite.org/apps/ca then CA_URL_ROOT would be set to /apps/ca#define("CA_URL_ROOT", str_replace($SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], '', CA_BASE_DIR));## CA_SITE_HOSTNAME = the hostname for your system## The default value attempts to determine the relative URL path automatically. You should only change # this if it's failing to derive the correct value.## If you must set this manually, it must be the full host name. Do not include http:// or any other prefixes.#define("CA_SITE_HOSTNAME", $SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);</p>
