multi-site

I followed this tutorial(Drupal 7) but it not worked for me(Drupal 8):

Multi-site in subdirectories https://www.drupal.org/docs/7/multisite-drupal/multi-site-in-subdirectories

My Drupal is on a Virtual Machine with only access via IP, not hostname.

This is my enviroment:

• CentOs 7 with SELinux(mode: enforcing)
• Varnish 4.0.3
• Apache 2.4.23
• Drupal 8.2.4

I need to create the next structure of sites:

• / <-- First site
• /site2 <-- Second site
• /site3 <-- Third site

In the file sites/sites.php i have:

• $sites['localhost.site2'] = 'site2';

I am planning to starting using multisite on my server and I had a quick question for the group. I have over 200 modules enabled on my exiting site, as well as various content types, etc. I will need almost all of this functionality for my new site so I am thinking of replicating my existing db into a newly named db using phpMyAdmin. Once it is running, I was thinking I could simply delete the old content (users, added content, etc) using Views Bulk Operations.

Hi there,

I would like some advice on how to best go about achieving a dev-stage-pro workflow using BOA across multiple servers.

I currently have 3 VPS', (2 with Linode, and another with a local provider). I also have a HP Proliant, at home, that i'm wanting to repurpose as a dev server and throw into the mix.

I've recently started learning about how to setup a multi-site drupal web page.

I am working on a web site for a national veterans organization. The question has come us asking if the different states can be part of the site. The national site name would be SOA.COM. The Florida State site would be either FL.SOA.COM or SOA.COM/FL - probably the first.

At this point, I do not have a question about how to set it up, but the practicality of this approach.

I am transferring about 6 subscription websites with seperate domains to drupal 7. Each domain site is fairly different on the type of content (content types) and structure but all are based around the same idea of selling content as subscription. In that sense they are very similar. I wish to use the same user base across all domains and will most definitely be using a fair amount of content across these sites. As I am new to drupal I have been beating myself on which multi-site method to use.

I'm really hoping someone can help me get this right. I'm using MAMP on OX 10.6, have D7 in the htdocs folder in a floder called "civi".

I added a site folder at sites/devmydomain.org, plus folders for themes, modules and files.

Added the site.php file and added this line: $sites['devmydomain.org'] = 'devmydomain.org';

I've tried editing my private/etc/hosts with several paths with no change. If I should add a line, what should it be based on the above?

What happens is I go to http://localhost/civi/devmydomain.org, but I get redirected to http://localhost/civi/install.php

Hello,

I have a multi-site Drupal installation. It has two sites that share the database. Each site runs on its own sub-domain.

The sites share most of the nodes.

In the homepage of each site I have a slider. I want to promote certain nodes to appear in the slider.

My problem is this: I can't find a way to promote a node in one site but not in the other. Is there a way to do this? To publish a node in both sites but to promote it only in one of them.

thanks!

Agustin

PS: If you want to check the sites:
http://planetamama.com.ar
http://universomujer.cyberferia.com

So I have a puzzle I am trying to work out. I have two different Drupal websites, both with unique content. However, I need to share the "reviews" section of the website between the two. In the sense that, each website with have the exact same reviews content. How would this best be accomplished in Drupal?

OpenPublish for a multi-site installation.
There will be a total of 3 sites on one virtual shared hosting server.

I remember some time back where there were issues using virtual server. I did a competent install of OP on a virtual shared hosting server, which didn't seem to be that big a deal.
My purpose of this is to possible determine if there are problems others might see.

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.