Newsgroup: it.comp.os.linux.software
Titolo: Myreview: gestire 2 conferenze con unica installazione

Qualcuno sa cme si puo' fare a utilizzare myreview 
(
http://myreview.lri.fr/
) per 2 conferenze differenti utilizzando 
un'unica installazione?
cioe' configurare su un'unica macchina myreview per 2 conferenze
Ho creato due directory /var/www/myreview1 e /var/www/myreview2 , ma se 
modifico una viene modificata anche l'altra.
per capirci, connettersi col browser a 
http://localhost/myreview1
 e
http://localhost/myreview2
 e' la stessa cosa.
Qualcuno ha un'idea?
allego una pare delle istruzioni per l'installazione
:~/myreview$ cat README |more
**** Author : Philippe Rigaux, rigaux [at] 
lri.fr
****
**** This is the MyReview system for web-based management
**** of conferences. MyReview is distributed under the GPL licence,
**** and you can use and modify it
**** at will. I will appreciate if you give me some feedback, though.
****
**** The systems runs under PHP/MySQL and a web server like Apache.
**** It has been tested under Linux and Windows. Note that MySQL
**** can easily be replaced by any other DBMS: there is a BD.class.php
**** class that encapsulates all the DB functionalities
****
QUICK INSTALL
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    All the files should be located in a directory accessible to
    the web server. In the following I assume that the directory is
    /apache/htdocs/myreview, and that the URL to access the system
    is 
http://localhost/myreview
    First you need to create a MySQL DB as well as a user to access the DB.
    The script CreateDB.sql provides the commands.
    mysql> source CreateDB.sql
     You can change the DB or user name. Now, check that
        - DBInfo.php must be writable by the web server
        - the FILES, templates and tmpPdf subdirectories must be
              executable AND writable.
     Access to the script
 
http://localhost/myreview/Setup.php
     with a web browser: the automatic installation script will be launched.
     Just fill the fields and submit the form.
If you prefer the manual install, you should report
    the DB and MySQL user infos in the DBInfo.php file which
    contains the necessary information to access the database
    for PHP scripts. You must also, in a manual install.
    create the schema of the database:
      mysql> source Schema.sql
    If you changed the name of the DB, replace 'USE Review' at
    the beginning of the script with 'USE my_db_name'.
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Vado a naso, ma il motivo secondo, me č che sebbene tu abbia due
installazioni del software, il database con sui interagiscono č lo
stesso; per cui, una modifica su una installazione si ripercuote anche
sulla seconda.
Se proprio devi averne due ti servono due DB (IMHO).
Se risolvi, fai sapere.
Ciao
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 Se risolvi, fai sapere.
si esatto era come dicevi tu. Ho configurato a mano gli script e creato 
due DB diversi con mysql (con l'installazione automatica non me lo 
faceva fare)
grazie ciao