[opencms-dev] Can't publish new pages

[Sabir_Muhammad at aac.com]

I figured it out finally. I wish it was clear in documentation:

When you click the link in explorer, it shows URL as:
http://(ip_address)/opencms/opencms/sites/default/AAC/index.html

However, to view it live, you need this URL:
http://(ip_address)/opencms/opencms/AAC/index.html

Cheers !






"Jonathan Woods" <jonathan.woods at scintillance.com>
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Sabir -
 
What form of URLs are you using to access the published pages?  On a 
default installation, they begin "/opencms/opencms" and continue with the 
rest of the path as you'd expect.
 
Jon

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Subject: [opencms-dev] Can't publish new pages


We are running OpenCMS 6.0.4. 

I have created folders under "default" folder and added some pages. After 
that I have published the project. 
Now I can open the web pages by clicking on them from "Explorer" view of 
the workspace. However, if I try to open the URL directly, I get page not 
found (error 404) error. I did research on goggle and openCMS web site. 
Another person has also reported the same problem, but I couldn't find any 
solution. 

Any help of appreciated. I am evaluating OpenCMS and Typo3. 

Thanks 
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