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Drupal 6 and Canonical Domain Names
Im finding sites online that run on Drupal but display a bit of inconsistancy. If you go to http://domain.com than the site works fine. However if I visit http://www.domain.com, than I get the "site offline" message. I had a similar problem with something like that using Wordpress so Im curious in what is affecting things in that adverse way.
From what I have seen, most people correct this with a band-aid by just setting a redirect on canonical names. Would this be a problem with Drupal or a problem with the domain registrar and how the DNS is set up?
Point additional domain to a sub-site
I have a multi-site installation like
- example.com/drupal (default)
- site1.example.com
- site2.example.com
- site3.example.com
example.org → site3.example.com
Now, I have an additional domain example.org, which shall be used for site3.example.com. So, when a user enters example.org, he shall be redirected(?) internally(!) to site3.example.com. So, the user shall not see any redirection and he shall not be able to see, that the site is available at site3.example.com, too.
site3.example.com → example.org
Skapa en multisajt med flera anslutna kunder oberoende av varandra
Hej!
Jag har byggt en plattform i .NET för att hantera CMS-kunder på en central administration men med olika domäner kopplade till den. Nu är det så att jag undrar om det finns möjlighet att göra samma sak i Drupal och därmed också få med alla utvecklade, smidiga och bra moduler som finns. Det jag har i åtanke är:
- En databas och delade tabeller (inte en databas med 1000-tals tabeller som växer i takt med antalet domäner/kunder som kopplas till)
Domain module
Is the Domain module (http://drupal.org/project/domain) worth using or should I manually create my multi sites?
Drupal.in
A while back I requested the owner of the Drupal.in domain for control. He obliged since we share the same goals. The drupal installation there is a bit dated. But I can just upgrade it to the latest version.
We can also just hack up a quick module for students to enter their resume and other information. This should make it easier for us to sort out at the end of this. We could also use this later on as a job board for students looking for internship and jobs related to drupal.
After all our goal is too keep them working and contributing to drupal.
Another thing I can prolly do is get colleges to assign drupal based projects, and adopt orphaned modules.
