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cern:website [2020/05/13 12:20] – iwncern:website [2023/09/28 16:21] – [Setup index] iwn
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 The steps are basically: The steps are basically:
-  - Create a ''/eos/user/${USER::1}/${USER::1}/www'' directory on EOS (''lxplus'').+  - Create a ''/eos/user/${USER::1}/$USER/www'' directory on EOS (''lxplus'').
   - Promote it to a website via CERNBox and CERN Web services.   - Promote it to a website via CERNBox and CERN Web services.
   - Configure access with ''.htaccess''.   - Configure access with ''.htaccess''.
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 SSLRequireSSL # The modules only work using HTTPS SSLRequireSSL # The modules only work using HTTPS
  
-AuthType shibboleth +AuthType openid-connect 
-ShibRequireSession On +  Require valid-user 
-ShibRequireAll On +AuthType openid-connect 
-ShibExportAssertion Off +Require claim cern_roles:view-site-root
-Require valid-user +
-Require ADFS_GROUP cms-physics-access+
  
 Options +Indexes Options +Indexes
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 Other AD FS groups can be found in CERN's [[https://e-groups.cern.ch/e-groups/EgroupsSearch.do|E-groups]]. Other AD FS groups can be found in CERN's [[https://e-groups.cern.ch/e-groups/EgroupsSearch.do|E-groups]].
  
- +==== Setup index ====
-==== Setup indexing ====+
  
 If you want to display documents and directories in a custom style (in particular plots), you can add an ''index.html'' or ''index.php'' file, for example [[cern:index|this one]]. If you want to display documents and directories in a custom style (in particular plots), you can add an ''index.html'' or ''index.php'' file, for example [[cern:index|this one]].
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 In this way ''.log'' files accessible on your website will be opened as a plain ASCII text file in the browser, instead of being downloaded. More content types ("MIME types") can be found [[https://www.lifewire.com/file-extensions-and-mime-types-3469109|here]]. To configure multiple extensions in the same way (''?i:'' is for case-insensitivity): In this way ''.log'' files accessible on your website will be opened as a plain ASCII text file in the browser, instead of being downloaded. More content types ("MIME types") can be found [[https://www.lifewire.com/file-extensions-and-mime-types-3469109|here]]. To configure multiple extensions in the same way (''?i:'' is for case-insensitivity):
 <code> <code>
-<FilesMatch "\.(?i:log|py|sh)$">+<FilesMatch "\.(?i:log|py|sh|tex)$">
   ForceType text/plain   ForceType text/plain
   Header set Content-Type "text/plain"   Header set Content-Type "text/plain"
 </FilesMatch> </FilesMatch>
 +
 +<Files *.rtf>
 +  ForceType text/rtf
 +  Header set Content-Type "text/rtf"
 +</Files>
 </code> </code>
  

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