I have tried to get help on lj_everywhere but no one seems to know how to fix this. So I ask here.
I am searching a way go get the $OTHER_VHOSTS feature that lets the users use their proper domain name with their journal work.
BUT, when I activate this, all the pages of my lj-site get
404-errors. I have searching in the archives of lj_everywhere and lj_dev
and I have seen several people getting the exactly same problem but who
didn't found any solution to this problem.
So, I have searched what is the part of the code that manage this and I
have found that it is /cgi-bin/Apache/LiveJournal.pm who manage this through this
code:
I suppose there is a special modification to make this work? As LiveJournal use it without any problem?
Thanks to help me/us ^^
# user domains
if ($LJ::USER_VHOSTS &&
$host =~ /^([\w\-]{1,15})\.\Q$LJ::USER_DOMAIN\E$/
$1 ne "www" &&
# 1xx: info, 2xx: success, 3xx: redirect, 4xx: client err, 5xx: server err
# let the main server handle any errors
$r->status < 400)
{
my $user = $1;
# see if the "user" is really functional code
my $func = $LJ::SUBDOMAIN_FUNCTION{$user};
if ($func eq "normal") {
#
site admin wants this domain to be ignored and treated as if it
#
were "www", so set this flag so the custom "OTHER_VHOSTS" check
# below fails.
$skip_domain_checks = 1;
} elsif ($func) {
my $code = {
'userpics' => \&userpic_trans,
'files' => \&files_trans,
};
return $code->{$func}->($r) if $code->{$func};
return 404; # bogus ljconfig
} else {
my $view = $determine_view->($user, "users", $uri);
return $view if defined $view;
return 404;
}
}
# custom used-specified domains
if ($LJ::OTHER_VHOSTS && !$skip_domain_checks &&
$host ne $LJ::DOMAIN_WEB &&
$host ne $LJ::DOMAIN && $host =~ /\./ &&
$host =~ /[^\d\.]/)
{
my $dbr = LJ::get_db_reader();
my $checkhost = lc($host);
$checkhost =~ s/^www\.//i;
$checkhost = $dbr->quote($checkhost);
# FIXME: memcache this?
my $user = $dbr->selectrow_array(qq{
SELECT u.user FROM useridmap u, domains d WHERE
u.userid=d.userid AND d.domain=$checkhost
});
return 404 unless $user;
my $view = $determine_view->($user, "other:$host$hostport", $uri);
return $view if defined $view;
return 404;
}
