Difference between revisions of "Cssproxy"
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== Enabling cssproxy: == | == Enabling cssproxy: == | ||
| − | + | To enable the cssproxy as a subdomain: | |
| − | # 'cssproxy' => 'cssproxy', in % | + | # Make sure your DNS settings are correct. If you're not sure, check out the "DNS Management" section of [[Subdomain setup]]. |
| − | + | # Edit the following in ljconfig.pl | |
| + | ** 'cssproxy' => 'cssproxy', in %SUBDOMAIN_FUNCTION | ||
| + | ** $LJ::CSSPROXY = "http://cssproxy.$DOMAIN/";, and that LJ:: is probably redundant | ||
You should also be able to enable cssproxy without using a subdomain, but no instructions for that yet. | You should also be able to enable cssproxy without using a subdomain, but no instructions for that yet. | ||
(thanks to <ljuser>exor674</ljuser> for walking me through this!) | (thanks to <ljuser>exor674</ljuser> for walking me through this!) | ||
Revision as of 15:55, 16 September 2008
Enabling cssproxy:
To enable the cssproxy as a subdomain:
- Make sure your DNS settings are correct. If you're not sure, check out the "DNS Management" section of Subdomain setup.
- Edit the following in ljconfig.pl
- 'cssproxy' => 'cssproxy', in %SUBDOMAIN_FUNCTION
- $LJ::CSSPROXY = "http://cssproxy.$DOMAIN/";, and that LJ:: is probably redundant
You should also be able to enable cssproxy without using a subdomain, but no instructions for that yet.
(thanks to ![[info]](http://wiki.dreamwidth.net/wiki/extensions/LJ/images//userinfo.gif){kind=small}
exor674 for walking me through this!)
