Folder set-up needed for http://sublevel2.sublevel1.domain.tld/drupal/site1 to work?
Hi everyone.
I'm switching providers and have a temporal test domain at the new provider which is a subdomain of a subdomain:
sublevel2.sublevel1.domain.tld
It only gives me access to htdocs root folder on the server. So I need to add /drupal to actually get to drupal's core. What I'm aspiring is to test the drupal set-up at the new provider without having to do anything when the domains finally have been switched over, too (i.e. DNS is changed). In other words with a copy of the current folder sites/actual-domain.tld I would like to use
http://sublevel2.sublevel1.domain.tld/drupal/actual-domain1.tld/.
This, however, doesn't work (install.php is called) since drupal seams not to look for sites/actual-domain.tld after failing tld.drupal.actual-domain.tld.
From settings.php:
* 1. sites/www.drupal.org.mysite.test
* 2. sites/drupal.org.mysite.test
* 3. sites/org.mysite.test
*
* 4. sites/www.drupal.org.mysite
What is going wrong?
I also played around with $base_url to no avail. The closed I was I had content displayed but no theme and admin section didn't work properly, neither. That was with $base_url = 'http://sublevel2.sublevel1.domain.tld/drupal';, directory name tld.drupal. Not to mention I cannot find a way for site2 or site3.
Cheers!


Well it's all about logic!
Well it's all about logic! Which I feel I am fairly good at.
But you lost me, sorry.
how do you mean?
Hi timmillwood.
Thanks for your reply. How do you mean I lost you? Was my explaination to misty? All I really was asking was where I have to point my browser to if my
settings.phpis here:sites/domain.tld. I have one constraint that I cannot use any virtual or subdomains other thansublevel2.sublevel1.temporary-domain.tld.Sorry if I confused people and thanks for trying ;).
Cheers.
well you can either put
well you can either put settings.php in "sites/sublevel2.sublevel1.temporary-domain.tld" or do a symlink
symlink unfortunatelly is no option and
I don't want to change the directory name since, as far as I know, that would affect internal path settings such as "file system"-settings and also image links in nodes.
Plus, secondly, this wouldn't let me selectivly target which site I'm calling, i.e. I need something like
http://blah..domain.tld/drupal/site1andhttp://blah..domain.tld/drupal/site2to go to differentsites/folders.Or does the example in settings.php with a folder hirarchie mean drupal cannot distinguish sites by appended folders? I.e. do I allways have to point my browser to drupals core and sites are only kept apart by domain/subdomain?
Cheers.