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21. Site URL

Six Apart User Manual, Manuals, 21 KB, 364 words

Site URL

The full URL (including http:// and your site's domain name) to your public weblog. This URL should not include the filename of your index file; for example, if your index file is located at http://www.example.com/blog/index.html, then the value for Site URL should be http://www.example.com/blog/.

This is a required field.

Example: http://www.example.com/blog/

You should never set your Site URL to the same value as your Movable Type application URL (i.e. your CGIPath). Publishing your weblog content to the Movable Type directory is a security hazard and can lead to...

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22. Introduction

Six Apart User Manual, Manuals, 21 KB, 345 words

Introduction

This section of the appendix details all configuration directives that can be defined in mt-config.cgi. Through use of these directives, you can control numerous aspects of the system.

Except for those which define things specific to your system (e.g. CGIPath and your database settings), all of them have defaults set by Movable Type. This means that not every directive will appear in mt-config.cgi. If you wish to override the default for a setting which does not appear in the file, simply add it and the desired value to your mt-config.cgi....

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23. MTCGIPath

Six Apart User Manual, Manuals, 21 KB, 267 words

MTCGIPath

The URL path to the directory containing the Movable type CGI scripts. The value of the CGIPath configuration directive.

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24. MTAdminCGIPath

Six Apart User Manual, Manuals, 21 KB, 267 words

MTAdminCGIPath

Returns the value of the AdminCGIPath configuration directive if set. Otherwise the value of the CGIPath directive is returned.

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25. MTCGIRelativeURL

Six Apart User Manual, Manuals, 21 KB, 261 words

MTCGIRelativeURL

The relative URL (path) extracted from the CGIPath setting in mt-config.cgi.

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26. Changing URL For New Domain or Location

Six Apart Knowledgebase, Manuals, 26 KB, 421 words

Question

My domain name has changed and I need to update Movable Type to use the correct location.

Answer

• Update your CGIPath in mt-config.cgi1 to use the new domain name/location of your installation. Use a plain text editor to modify the file and be sure it is uploaded in ASCII mode when restoring it back to the server.

• Log into Movable Type and go to Settings > Publishing2 for your weblog(s). Update the paths there and save the changes.

Note that if your server has not changed, only the domain name, you only need to update the URLs for the new name. If both the server and the domain have changed, you'll need to update both the...

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27. CGI Error on IIS 6.0 (Windows 2003)

Six Apart Knowledgebase, Manuals, 27 KB, 441 words

Question

When running the script, I get an error message that says CGI Error The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers..

Answer

Windows 2003 Server doesn't set the current working directory to the same path as the CGI script. You can confirm this discrepancy by looking at the top of your mt-check.cgi results: # Current working directory: (path) # MT home directory: (different path)

To correct this behavior, you (or your host) should do the following: • Create a new "virtual directory" under...

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28. CGI Error on IIS 6.0 (Windows 2003)

Six Apart Knowledgebase, Manuals, 27 KB, 441 words

Question

When running the script, I get an error message that says CGI Error The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers..

Answer

Windows 2003 Server doesn't set the current working directory to the same path as the CGI script. You can confirm this discrepancy by looking at the top of your mt-check.cgi results: # Current working directory: (path) # MT home directory: (different path)

To correct this behavior, you (or your host) should do the following: • Create a new "virtual directory" under...

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29. 0.10 (2001.10.06)

Six Apart User Manual, Manuals, 21 KB, 450 words

0.10 (2001.10.06)

• Added the <$MTCGIPath> tag and the CGIPath config file setting for easy linking to your MT CGI scripts. • Added a config setting for setting the default value of the ``Status'' field on the create an entry page; so you can set it to Release if you always want it set to Release by default. (Christina Wodtke) • Added an ``allow anonymous comments?'' config option; if set, no checking is done to determine if the visitor making the comment has provided an email address and author name. If unset, both author name and email address are...

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30. Setting Up a New Weblog

Six Apart User Manual, Manuals, 23 KB, 659 words

Setting Up a New Weblog

Problem

You want to create a new weblog.

Solution

Click the Weblogs System Shortcut found on the Main Menu and follow the "Create New Weblog" link on the Weblogs Listing screen.

Discussion

Creating a new weblog tailored to your specific needs and liking takes a bit of time and consideration. However, getting one set up and running can be taken care of in just a few steps.

From the Main Menu click the Weblogs System Shortcut and then the "Create New Weblog" link on the Weblogs Listing screen.

Now fill out the four form fields on the New Weblog Settings...

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31. ConfigUI 1.0

Movalog, Tutorials, 29 KB, 875 words

This is a quick plugin I wrote during the beta tests because I frequently changed the values of my config file to test bugs and hated scrolling page comments or having to manually enter in directives. ConfigUI is a plugin that quite simply adds a graphic user interface to the config file. It has been built for MT 3.2 and uses almost every new API available. It works by re-writing your config file so you need to make sure: • mt-config.cgi (or mt.cfg) is writeable by the web server • your check your settings before saving

Have a look at the screenshot to see what it looks like. It basically lists all non-critical directives (this means it doesn't list the CGIPath or Database...

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32. Installation and Upgrade Archives

Six Apart User Manual, Manuals, 110 KB, 11268 words

Movable Type is the premier weblog publishing platform for businesses, organizations, developers, and web designers. Powerful customization gives you control over everything you publish and the elegant interface keeps things simple and clear.

Features

• Unlimited Blogging

Movable Type offers the ability to publish an unlimited number of blogs quickly and easily through a single installation of the application. And the platform supports posting by as many authors as you need, with no limit on the numbers of entries, comments, or TrackBacks the system supports. • Powerful management...

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33. Changelog Archives

Six Apart User Manual, Manuals, 216 KB, 20293 words

• Initial beta release

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0.02 (2001.09.25)

• Added FTP URLs to installation instructions. (Daniel Talsky) • Fix some warnings. (Caroline van Oosten de Boer)...

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34. Advanced Topics Archives

Six Apart User Manual, Manuals, 62 KB, 5230 words

With broad platform integration of all the leading open standards, Movable Type has the potential to do much more, given additional expertise and knowledge on the user's part.

This chapters covers some of the more advanced features in addition to providing a starting point for more advanced topics not covered in this publication.

Architectural Overview

Movable Type is written in a highly modular Perl object-oriented style with an open code base (it's not open source -- an important distinction) that makes the browser-based tool quite flexible and easily modifiable, allowing it to adapt to any number of...

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mgs | September 27th 2005