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    OPAC linking to USM instead of our screen after switch to port 80/running utml

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Description:
    OPAC is linking to the USM web screen instead of our production environment (ABC01PUB) after a switch to port 80 and running utml in v20.

    The z61_base in the ALEPH profile is set to "ABC01PUB".

    Resolution:
    I was seeing:

    aleph@abc(a20_1) VIR01> echo $www_base
    USM01

    This was coming from this line in aleph_start:

    setenv www_base "USM01"

    I changed this to:

    setenv www_base "ABC01PUB"

    in both aleph_start and aleph_start.tml. (The latter is used by the utml proc.)

    Then I did "source aleph_start", restarted the www_server, and find that it now goes to an ABC page.

    As described in KB 5890, the z61_base in the ALEPH profile (and other factors) play a role in determining the base, but , clearly, this www_base can also play a role. It seems that *both* of these should be set to the desired base.


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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