Multisite

I will now set up a large site with about 10 subdomain. I have decided to have all the pages independently, but would like to share some tables in the database. I only use a database with different prefix.
Main Site prefix -> kjel_
Subdomain prefix -> bas_, fot_ etc.
How do I fix this in settings.php?

I've never done this before, and have read many different posts, but hoping for a detailed answer that's easy to understand.

Has a post here, http://drupal.org/node/782680 , but think I just want to share some tables, because the sites will have different modules enabled.

Hi all,
after spent many hours around google (and searching here too), I've not found any solution about the subject.
I've a drupal installation (6.16), domain access (6.x.22) and many other modules.
Here is the problem: I've to configure different contact form for each subdomain. I've tryed contact form module, but I've to create a lot of page for any contact and is not a good job for us.
Now, the question is: how can I implement individual contact form on every subdomain?
Any suggestions are welcome.

I'm trying to get multisite working on a shared host with a shared ssl certificate. I can't figure out how to access the sites using an ip address. For instace if I want to access the site normally I'd just type in the domain of site2 and since its an addon domain I set the root to the main domain and drupal pops up. But how can I access domain2.com using https://111.1.111/~username format? This will take me to the main domain and not domain2 but that is how I access sites using the shared ssl provided by hostgator.

Hi, I'm very new to Drupal and I'm learning how to set it up properly both on my localhost and on my web host.

As a customer at my webhost, I don't have access to files beyond my login directory, so I cannot access the httpd.conf file. I already have several domains with their own directories under the public_html folder, including the default domain.

Hello All,

I recently installed Drupal in my userdir (~username) on an Apache server here at work. It's behaving how I'd expect, but what I want to do is configure it to handle multiple sites. This, however, has proven to be quite difficult.

So, let me give you all the layout of my file system... Within my userdir (/home/user/public_html) directory I have:
/drupal <= Full Drupal install
/drupal/sites/www.example.com.project1 <= A site with a fully configured settings.php file.
/project1 <= Symlinked to drupal

I am new to drupal and multisites and have a multisite that wont work. I have a base site that is drupal and is running great. Love drupal. That site is www.example.com. I want to create a subdomain called rosy.example.com. I followed the instructions on drupal.org/node/547860 . Let me give details of what I have and what I have done.

I am running a XAMPP install on a windows server 03 box.

I have the first drupal site for www.example.com installed to xampp/htdocs

Hi all,

I hope someone has had the same/similar architectural situation as mine and made it work!

Here is what I have / did:

I would like to create a content based sites like,

windows.development.com
linux.development.com
mac.development.com
etc.

I have different IP addresses for TLD (development.com) and subdomains (all sub domains have one IP address)

I installed Drupal with mutisite feature. Different Databases with one code base. Its working fine.

Here is what I am looking for:

I would like to have:

I have a requirement of creating many primary domains (for instance, example.com, xyz.com etc) and many subdomains (like uk.example.com, us.example.com, uk.xyz.com, us.xyz.com) etc using a single database. Is it possible using domain access module and table sharing option in drupal 5 ?

Modules should be controlled based on primary domains. For example, I want to disable certain modules for example.com, but those modules might be enabled for xyz.com.

Thanks a lot for helping.

Hopefully i am not repeating a question, but i have not found this same issue in my searches thus far.

The site in question is live, it is set up as multisite but we are only using one domain. Since everything worked well on my local installation and the testing server, I saw no reason to change the setup.