NAME
WE_Frontend::Info - classes for the new WEsiteinfo.pm config file
SYNOPSIS
use WE_Frontend::Info;
$paths = bless {}, "WEsiteinfo::Paths";
...
DESCRIPTION
XXX Maybe this should go to webeditor/doc/configuration.pod?
This package holds the classes for the WEsiteinfo.pm configuration file. Please consult the source code for a list of classes and members.
CONFIGURATION MEMBERS
paths (WEsiteinfo::Paths)
- scheme
-
The protocol scheme for the editor site. Usually "http" or "https". The default is "http".
- livescheme
-
The protocol scheme for the live site. This may differ from the "scheme". The default is "http".
- servername
-
The name of the server for the editor site.
- liveservername
-
The name of the server for the live site.
- serverport
-
The port of the server for the editor site. There is no default value.
- liveserverport
-
The port of the server for the live site.
- uprootdir
-
The filesystem path of the directory which contains the
htdocs
,cgi-bin
and other directories. This is the "real" root of the system. - rooturl
-
The webserver root of the editor site, usually "/".
- liverooturl
-
The webserver root of the live site.
- rootdir
-
The filesystem path to the
htdocs
directory of the editor site. This is by default the "htdocs" subdirectory of the uprootdir. - liverootdir
-
The filesystem path to the
htdocs
directory of the live site. - absoluteurl
-
scheme
,servername
,serverport
androoturl
of the editor site combined to an absolute url. - liveabsoluteurl
-
The same as absoluteurl for the live site.
- cgiurl
-
The relative URL to the cgi-bin directory on the editor site. By default this is "/cgi-bin".
- livecgiurl
-
The relative URL to the cgi-bin directory on the live site.
- cgidir
-
The filesystem path to the cgi-bin directory on the editor site. By default this is the "cgi-bin" subdirectory of uprootdir.
- livecgidir
-
The filesystem path to the cgi-bin directory on the live site. By default this is the "cgi-bin" subdirectory of uprootdir.
There are more configuration variables for paths to change, but these are rarely needed. Consult the source for a complete list.