How to create multiple projects:

Follow these steps if you have a running Appaserver application and
you would like to add more applications because you have multiple
projects. Each project will run in its own database, will have its own
Appaserver configuration file, and have a set of unix accounts
accessing it from the command line.

In this document, assume $project is the project's name.

1) Create the following shell script. Call it set_project.sh,
   and place it in /usr/local/bin.

#!/bin/sh
#set_project.sh
#-------------------------------------------------------
#This script set the environment variable PROJECT_HOME.
#It also sets PATH to first check this project's cgi-bin
#directory for the appaserver configuration file.
#Remember: you must dot this file.
#-------------------------------------------------------

if [ $# -ne 1 ]
then
	echo "Usage: . $0 project" 1>&2
	exit 1
fi

project=$1

if [ "$project" = "foo" ]
then
	export PROJECT_HOME=/usr/foo
elif
if [ "$project" = "bar" ]
then
	export PROJECT_HOME=/usr/bar
fi

export PATH=${PROJECT_HOME}/cgi-bin:$PATH

exit 0


2) Set umask to be group centric.
	a. Edit /etc/profile
	b. umask 002

3) Add the virtual host to the DNS server. Or add the virtual host to
   each computer's /etc/hosts file. The virtual host is
   assumed to be $project.$server. Note: $project is the project's
   name, and $server is the output to 'uname -n'.

   For example, in /etc/hosts:
	IP1.IP2.IP3.IP4 $project.$server
	IP1.IP2.IP3.IP4 foo.sunset

4) Setup virtual hosts in Apache.
	a. Edit /etc/apache/httpd.conf. In this script, hardcode $project_home
	   to be the same as the environment variable $PROJECT_HOME.

		#Turn on virtual hosting.
		#------------------------
		NameVirtualHost IP1.IP2.IP3.IP4:80

		#Setup the default virtual host.
		#-------------------------------

		<VirtualHost IP1.IP2.IP3.IP4>
			ServerName $server	<-- uname -n
			DocumentRoot /var/www	<-- whatever's current
			ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /usr/lib/cgi-bin/
						<-- whatever's current
		</VirtualHost>

		#Setup a virtual host for each project.
		#--------------------------------------

		<VirtualHost IP1.IP2.IP3.IP4>
			ServerName $project.$server
			DocumentRoot $project_home/www
			ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /$project_home/cgi-bin/

			#For example:
			DocumentRoot /usr/foo/www
			ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /usr/foo/cgi-bin/
		</VirtualHost>

5) Create the unix group for this project.
	$ su
	# addgroup $project
	# edit /usr/local/bin/set_project.sh
		<-- Add $PROJECT_HOME for this $project.
	# . /usr/local/bin/set_project.sh $project
		<-- Sets the $PROJECT_HOME environment variable.
	# mkdir $PROJECT_HOME
	# cd $PROJECT_HOME
	# mkdir cgi-bin www
	# chown apache:$project . cgi-bin www
	# chmod u+rwx,g+rwxs,o-rwx . cgi-bin www
	# cp /etc/appaserver.config cgi-bin
		<-- set $project to be the default database. 
	# chmod u-w,g-w,o-rw cgi-bin/appaserver.config
	# cp $APPASERVER_HOME/index_template.html www/index.html
		<-- edit index.html to taste.
	# exit

6) Create the database for this project.
	$ . /usr/local/bin/set_project.sh $project
		<-- Sets the $PROJECT_HOME and PATH environment variables.
	$ echo "create database $project;" | mysql -uroot -p

7) Create a unix account and assign it to a project.
	$ su
	# adduser foo
	# edit /etc/group <-- add foo to $project
	# edit ~foo/.bashrc
		. /usr/local/bin/set_project.sh $project
	# exit

8) Instruct each user how to access their project's database from a browser.
	http://$project.$server

9) Instruct each user how to access their project's database from the
   command line.
	$ echo "select * from some_table;" | sql

10) Instruct users with multiple projects how to switch between them.
	$ . set_project.sh $project <-- remember to dot this file.