multisite

I believe I want to do something fairly simple......

I have multisite installed on my domain: www.mysite.com with sites running at customer1.mysite.com and customer2.mysite.com

I am hosting the content for my customer who has a domain registered as www.customer1.com. BTW, both of these are hosted on Godaddy.....

I am parking the domain www.customer1.com and sending doing a redirect over to customer1.mysite.com.

The site is fully functional, but all of the links still say "customer1.mysite.com".

At DrupalCon 08, I demo'd my module multisite_manager. This is only peripherally related to Drupal in Education, and for that I apologize. However, there was some interest at the education BOF, so I figured I'd post here on updates (and unless encouraged further, I won't mention it here again).

Here's my setup: I have a network with different forums and different content but shared users on one codebase on the same database with different prefixes.

What I'm hoping for is a way for all of these sites to share the same 'off-topic' category but different overall forums. What's the best way to achieve this? Thanks.

I'm trying to update Druplet.module for Drupal 6. It's a simple module that creates new Drupal sites based on install profiles using multisite. It creates a new site directory, settings.php file, and database, and then executes the chosen install profile on the site, saving the user from having to step through the installer process.

In Drupal 5 it was fairly simple to do this:

OK I've spent hours reading through the various shared database multisite options including TAC, multi-domain, OG, Domain-access and a number of others. Many of them seem to be very much concerned with access control for a community of logged-in users. One thing I'm not seeing clearly is the ability of a solution that allows a good old fashioned Web 1.0 webmaster to control exactly what content goes to which site.

By this I mean that for a casual visitors, google bots, etc
- Story A is on site1.com
- Story B is on site2.com
- Story C is on site1.com and site site2.com

Hi everybody,
I set up a drupal 5.6 and add the multisite module for creating many sites for my company. as we don't want to deploy the codes again and again for a simple CMS site.

My problem is I cannot enable or disable modules for the created sites.
Should I place the modules in the DIR sites/all/modules or just in the modules directory? --- I tryed this but nothing differents

I followed this guide: http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/modules/multisite_manager/INSTALL.txt?pathrev=HEAD&view=markup
and it seems to works well. what I did just as this:

I'm cross posting this from here in case anyone else has any information to share: http://drupal.org/node/187464

Hi Fellow Drupalers,
I'm working on a session for BADCAMP (http://badcamp07.org) where we will walk through some cool, popular and high performance Drupal sites. The main focus here is high-profile, big companies, high traffic. What is the biggest and highest traffic Drupal site out there?

A quick browse through many public-facing websites at the University of Prince Edward Island reveals a growing trend: UPEI has been converting many of its existing websites to Drupal.

I am currently running a shared database set up for a few domains. I am sharing most of the core things like nodes, comments and taxonomy.

This works great and I am able to lock certain sites out of viewing content by using hook_db_rewrite_query().

The problem comes when viewing admin pages. For some reason it looks as though the admin pages do not rewrite their queries and as a result I am shown all the nodes in the database no matter what domain I am browsing from. The same things happens with comments and taxonomy and anything else that is shared.

For a project, we just came up with another way to skin the multisite problem.

Domain Access is a node access module that enables multiple sites to be run from one installation.

The beta has been released.

See the module in action at http://skirt.com/map