Is there a trick to getting the mod_directory application working in a multi-tenant configuration? I think I've tried every possible combination of settings and I cannot for the life of me get it to work. I can get the directory to answer but no matter what I put in to the search, it comes back with no results. Any help would be appreciated! Erick
Pastebin some samples of what you've been trying. We have a few guys who've done a lot of mod_xml_curl stuff and at least a few of them are experienced with multi-tenancy. -MC On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 1:00 AM, Erick Baum <erick@teal.net> wrote:
Is there a trick to getting the mod_directory application working in a multi-tenant configuration? I think I’ve tried every possible combination of settings and I cannot for the life of me get it to work. I can get the directory to answer but no matter what I put in to the search, it comes back with no results. Any help would be appreciated!
Erick
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It works, but there is a trick. Take a look at what it's requesting if you use xml_curl. You have to put all your users in a group called "default" otherwise it won't work. In our situation, we set the domain specific to each customer, then send back a response based on the domain that is attached to the request when we generate the XML. Hope that makes sense. -Tim
Is there a trick to getting the mod_directory application working in a multi-tenant configuration? I think I’ve tried every possible combination of settings and I cannot for the life of me get it to work. I can get the directory to answer but no matter what I put in to the search, it comes back with no results. Any help would be appreciated!
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Erick Baum
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Michael Collins
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Tim St. Pierre