[Orca-users] Re: too many targets!

Blair Zajac blair at orcaware.com
Fri Jul 19 12:40:32 PDT 2002


jannev66 wrote:
>
> --- In orca-users at y..., Blair Zajac <blair at o...> wrote:
>
> > I think the second solution would be much easier.  The top level
> > index.html page would just be pretty static then and you could
> easily
> > share the orcallator.cfg file between groups, with the only
> modification
> > between groups being the groupname in the find_files parameter.
> >
> > The first solution would require that the orcallator.cfg match on
> > specific hosts to do the grouping, which would be harder and make
> > the find_files regexp much, much longer.
>
> Ah... so I would be running x number of instances of orca, where x is
> the number of groups?  But the index_filename variable is within orca
> itself, not orcallator.cfg, so how would I create an index for each
> group, like $group.html?
>
> Or am I totally missing the point here?

No, you're on the point.

I missed that you'll also have to edit the base_dir and html_dir
configuration files to have each of them with their own directory to
store their information in.  This way you don't have to edit Orca
and only modify the configuration files.

I would set up a directory structure like this:

public_html/orca/index.html         This just lists your groups and has
                                    links to the group directories.  There
                                    are no other HTML files in this
                                    directory.

public_html/orca/group1             This is the directory that contains
                                    the index.html and all the normal
                                    files for a single Orca run.
public_html/orca/group1/index.html  This is Orca's standard index.html file.

public_html/orca/group2             This is the directory that contains
                                    the index.html and all the normal
                                    files for a single Orca run.

public_html/orca/group2/index.html  This is Orca's standard index.html file.

Best,
Blair

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