Multisite

Hi,

I am planning a multisite project where I want to be able to share users and some content between sites.

All sites will be more or less clones of each other, but they will have different target markets (countries mainly).

What I want to do is:

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I have a drupal multisite installation using drupal 6.10. At the moment each site has a separate database and some tables (those related to users) are shared. I would like to move all sites to a single database. For this I added a site specific prefix to all tables and moved them to the single database. And then made the necessary changes in settings.php . Things seem to be working but I read this comment http://drupal.org/node/147828#comment-826478 and it mentions something about Table 'sequences' and I can't find any such table.

I have a multi-site Drupal installation. Each multi-site is a subdomain of example.com (like ms1.example.com, ms2.example.com, etc.)

Now, the homepage (http://example.com) is not run by Drupal, but I want to insert a feed, which consists of a mash-up of several selected feeds of the subsites. And this new feed shall not have the URL of a subsite, but the URL of the homepage (where no Drupal is installed).

Example:

the feeds

• sub1.example.com/new-nodes.rss
• sub2.example.com/feed.rss
• sub3.example.com/blog.rss

I've had some problem with my db, so I did a fresh D6-10 multisite install on a shared hosting server. I've just installed some contributed modules (pathauto, nodework, page title, global redirect, webform, etc.), then I just did a db export and import again just to see if the db error was introduced by me or not, to my surprise I got the following error:
Error

SQL query:

--

-- Dumping data for table actions

INSERT INTO actions ( aid , type , callback , parameters , description )
VALUES (

I'm looking to configure:

• 1 Drupal Base core
• 1 Core of set modules
• Under the core install many websites that have their own DB and possibly their own modules. I don't need them to share users or content.

My assumption of what the directory tree might look like:

Drupal_Base/
-Sites/

              --all/
                 ---modules/
                            ----views/
                            ----cck/
                  ---themes/

             --abcxyz.com/
                             ---modules/

Hi,

first time I'm posting but I've a small problem.

I'm running multisites which are sharing nodes, content_types, users and roles. I'm doing it just by sharing the tables on the same database.

I'm using Autopath with the same config on each site to enable some "smart" aliases for each content type.

I've a "static" content which is a content that is supposed to be used for static pages with one alias and that won't be dynamically used as a blog post or a news or an event.

My hosting server (Lunarpages) uses cPanel and I'm trying to setup 2 subdomains (sub1 & sub2), the problem is when cPanel creates a subdomain, it creates automatically a subfolder under the root (public_html), and if I would like to set the sub1 folder under public_html/sites, then they told me I have to change .htaccess file. I'm not that familiar with Linux/Unix, can someone tell me what's the pros/cons in doing that and which .htaccess I have to change. If it's not too much trouble, a sample will be awesome (I'm new to Drupal).

Thanks for your suggestion/comment
Michael

Just wanted to reference a post I made today about the infrastructure that I've recently setup to make our Drupal "stack" into a scalable e-learning architecture that supports self-site / course creation as well as pervasive user accounts and centralized user management (I can't think of any other buzz words at the moment :) ).

https://elearning.psu.edu/projects/node/131 -- infrastructure / multi-site stuff

https://elearning.psu.edu/projects/node/129 -- screencast / course manager module

https://elearning.psu.edu/projects/node/130 -- outline designer

I'm setting up a multisite setup (using separate databases for the sites, on the same server) and can't figure out the security problem. I need login pages, forms, etc, to be secure, which normally I'd use Secure Pages for.

Problem is installing a site certificate that'll handle the different domains. It seems clear that SSL can only apply to one domain per IP address. As I understand it, TLS Extensions seem to take care of this problem, but is not supported in many common browsers so I can't go that route.