Configuring Miva Empresa on UnixME1014-048<PACKAGE>Configures the master list of available packages and controls which packages are available for a specific virtual domain. For example: <PACKAGE CODE = “merchant” NAME = “Miva Merchant” DESCRIPTION = “Storefront Development System” VERSION = “1.23” PATH = “/etc/miva/merchant.tar” DEFAULTPATH = “Merchant/”> Where:— CODE is a unique identifier used for the package. — NAME is the name of the package. — DESCRIPTION is a brief description of the package. — VERSION is the version of the package. — PATH is the *full* path to a .tar file containing the files required by the package. — DEFAULTPATH is the default installation path. This path will be used as the default by the Miva Package Manager. Once a package has been defined by the <PACKAGE> tag, it must be made available to a domain (or domains) via the packages configuration option: packages=merchant, order.<VirtualHost>The <VirtualHost> tag is used to define Miva Empresa settings for a given virtual host. Configuration options inside a virtual block apply only to the site defined by the ipaddress or hostname. There are two commonly used methods for Virtual Hosting. The first method assigns a separate IP address for each virtual host. The Miva Empresa default settings assume this type of configuration. The second method is sometimes called “software virtual domains.” In this method, one or more virtual hosts share an IP address. The correct virtual host is determined by an additional header provided by the Web browser.•If you are using software virtual domains, uncomment (remove the # from), or add if not present, the following lines in the global configuration file (miva.conf):dnslookup=offvirtualhostvariable=HTTP_HOST•If you are using software virtual domains, use the full hostname of the virtual host or the IP address in the <VirtualHost> tag. <VirtualHost (ipaddress or hostname)>mivaroot=/location of document root of virtual hostconfiguration option=value</VirtualHost>
