To create a new Lizzy Site called MyLizzySite, do the following:
Under Lizzy Path , copy one of the existing sites (e.g. LizzyDefault) to MyLizzySite.
If Lizzy was installed with the Split Installation procedure, then you also need to go to Lizzy Documents Path and copy one of the existing sites (e.g. LizzyDefault) to MyLizzySite.
Make sure you copy the directory with the same name as the one you copied in Lizzy Path (in other words, if you copied LizzyPath/LizzyDefault to LizzyPath/MyLizzySite, then copy LizzyDocumentsPath/LizzyDefault to LizzyDocumentsPath/MyLizzySite)
Configure your web server to access the new site.
With Apache, you do this by editing the httpd.conf file
Add a ScriptAlias so that the web server can access the scripts directory:
Add an Alias so that the web server can access documents in the uploads
Alias /MyLizzySite/uploads "LizzyPath/MyLizzySite/uploads/"
Restart Apache
WARNING: For an All In One Installation , DO NOT create a ScriptAlias to the Lizzy Path directory. While this would avoid your having to create a separate ScriptAlias for each of your Lizzy Sites , it might seriously compromise your machine. See Lizzy Security for details.
In the LizzyPath/scripts/config/local_config.pl file, set the $uploads_URL configuration variable to:
Verify that the proper access permissions are set for MyLizzySite subdirectories. The Web Server User user must have read and write permissions to the uploads and pages subdirectories.
On some *NIX platforms, you may have to change the first line of every *.cgi scripts in the scripts/public/ and scripts/restricted directories of LizzyPath/MyLizzySite. This first line must specify the full path of the perl executable on your machine. You can do this by hand or by running the chshbang.bat script supplied in the lib directory as follows: