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The eG Installation Guide - eG Innovations

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Troubleshooting<br />

Figure 8.4: Lifting the ISAPI and CGI restrictions from the egurkha extension<br />

8.2 Configuring the <strong>eG</strong> Manager<br />

I have the <strong>eG</strong> manager working. Now, I have shifted my database to another server. Can I reconfigure<br />

the manager to work with the new database?<br />

Information regarding the <strong>eG</strong> manager’s database connection is maintained in the file<br />

/manager/config/eg_db.ini. By editing this file, you can modify the database that the<br />

<strong>eG</strong> manager will use.<br />

How do I configure <strong>eG</strong> on a Linux default Apache?<br />

Linux includes a default apache server (actually a daemon) that starts running as soon as the<br />

server is booted up. This server listens on port 80. <strong>The</strong> server startup file is in /etc/rc.d/init.d/ and is<br />

called "httpd". <strong>The</strong> server configuration file is picked from the directory /etc/httpd/conf.<br />

To stop this server, use the command /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd stop.<br />

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