Here's how we got it up and working:

The documentation at http://www.frotz.net/sakana/space/how+to+install+sakana is pretty sparse, and it took a bit to figure out how this works.

We're running this on the same machine http://www.wilcoxd.com is running on, so we had to modify /etc/httpd/httpd.conf

Editing httpd.conf

Make sure you uncomment the LoadModule proxy_module libexec  ... line

Also uncomment the  Addmodule mod_proxy.c

Add ProxyPass /wiki/ http://localhost:8080/ to your VirtualHost or Directory block.

Add Port = 8080 to your sakana.cfg

Running It

Run sakara by python sakara.py. This is good for testing, but you'll want to see Pipe Tricks for hints on how to get Medusa up and staying up.

We also found that we needed to move GLYPHS and the CSS pages up in the hierarchy to be served by Apache. Not sure exactly why, but doing that and changing STYLE_PLAIN and the GLYPH variables, we were able to get it to work.

Comments

It's saka_n_a not saka_r_a.

Here's what I use on rileys.us:

        RedirectMatch ^/wiki http://rileys.us/wiki/
        ProxyPass /wiki/ http://127.0.0.1:8080/

That way if you use wilcoxd.com/wiki (like you link from this page) it'll work.

Really cool to see someone else using Sakana

--Nicholas -- nriley at 01:46:12 04/27/03