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Web Application Deployment

The jenkins user must be used for all filesystem transactions: create {org} directory, upload files, edit files, etc.

The root user must be used for all entries in the vhost files.

Data for keys can be obtained from project PM.

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Key Example
{Org} Disney
{org} disney
{group} dcl (optional if not applicable)
{project} usually a digitec code like: DSN080514

Local Development
Server: svn-1.digitec.local
Path: /home/www/html/dev/{org}/{group}/{project}/
User Name: jenkins
Password: DegcuWandetowAi
Local URL: http://svn-1.digitec.local/dev/{org}/{group}/{project}/

Staging
Server: staging.digitec.io
Path: /www/staging.digitec.io/{org}/{group}/{project}/
User Name: jenkins
Password: DegcuWandetowAi
Public Protected URL: http://staging.digitec.io/{org}/{group}/{project}/
Protected URL User Name: {username}
Protected URL User Password: {password}

Adding a vhost Entry to Staging

Add vhost directory directive in /etc/httpd/conf.d/staging.digitec.io.conf.


	# Begin {Org} Block 
	# ---------------------------------------------------
	<Directory "/www/staging.digitec.io/{org}">
		AuthType Basic
		AuthName "Digitec Staging Server - {Org}"
		AuthUserFile /etc/httpd/secure/staging.digitec.io/{org}.htpasswd
		Require valid-user
		<FilesMatch "\.(mp4|flv|webm|ogg|pdf)$">
		Satisfy any
		order allow,deny
		allow from all
		</FilesMatch>	
	</Directory>
	# ---------------------------------------------------

Add Password Protection to New vhost Entry

  1. ssh in as root to the staging server.
  2. Navigate to the /etc/httpd/secure/staging.digitec.io/ directory.
  3. Create the {org}.htpasswd file.
    • The password entry is usually user: {org}, password: 101.

If the file exists do not use the -c flag or the file will be truncated:

# add the user to the existing file
htpasswd {org}.htpasswd {org}

If the file does not exist use the -c flag to create it:

# create the file and add the user
htpasswd -c {org}.htpasswd {org}

Restart the server.

httpd -k restart