modus75
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6 years ago I don't see another solution than the one you propose. If apache/nginx pass a specific server variable containing a file system path, I could automatically save it there...
On Tue, Apr 3, 2018, 12:14 Pierrick Le Gall notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi @modus75 https://github.com/modus75
I wonder how it would be possible to make this plugin compatible with a multiple site install of Piwigo, like we have on Piwigo.com. Writing a sitemap.xml at the root of the Piwigo install obviously is a problem. Writing sitemap.xml outside root is also a problem, because you can't reference URLs outside the subdirectory of the sitemap.xml
The only solution I see would be to have a logical web server alias on sitemap.xml and physical file location would depend on nginx/apache configuration of each site.
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plegall
Hi @modus75
I wonder how it would be possible to make this plugin compatible with a multiple site install of Piwigo, like we have on Piwigo.com. Writing a sitemap.xml at the root of the Piwigo install obviously is a problem. Writing sitemap.xml outside root is also a problem, because you can't reference URLs outside the subdirectory of the sitemap.xml
The only solution I see would be to have a logical web server alias on sitemap.xml and physical file location would depend on nginx/apache configuration of each site.