| 27/01/2011, 12:29 Serving multiple Symfony apps from one project with one vhost

I have created this simple three step approach for a Symfony project to switch application contexts while respecting the desire to have a global project-wide config file, vhost and default mod_rewrite configuration.  

1. /config.php:

define('URI_ROOT', '/project/web/');
define('MY_ENV', 'dev');
define('MY_DEBUG', true);

$apps = array(
              'default' => 'frontend',
              'admin' => 'backend'
              );

 

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| 02/09/2009, 13:28 Running a Symfony application from a directory

Step 1 - Install Symfony into your PHP library path:

# cd /usr/share/php
# wget http://www.symfony-project.org/get/symfony-stable.tgz
# gunzip symfony-stable.tgz ; tar -xvf symfony-stable.tar
# ln -s symfony-X/lib symfony
# mkdir data
# ln -s ../symfony-X/data data/symfony
# rm syfony-stable.tar

Step 2 - Within your Symfony app, edit the main 'settings.yml' file, create a symlink to 'sf' and ensure the cache directory is writable:

$ cd /var/www/localhost/htdocs/sf_app
$ echo "all:" >> config/settings.yml
$ echo "  .settings" >> config/settings.yml
$ echo "    relative_url_root: /sf_app/web" >> config/settings.yml
$ ln -s /usr/share/php/data/symfony/web/sf .
$ chmod -R 777 cache

And you're done.