multisite

Hi,

Want to assign separate IP for some sites on Aegir server. Is the procedure the same as with primary IP?

Hi,

Playing with Aegir - it is a great tool, but want to make it on steroids: use boost Boost and Cacherouter+APC as an user object cache for all sites. I will not touch Varnish for now.
What is the proper way to make config that works? Problem is, that I am changing "platforms" on Aegir rapidly and moving "sites" between them often, but haven't found the way to configure them globally.

Thank you for your thoughts.

I'm working in a users community project using multisites.
I want that a registered user on the main site could have it's own site and manage it.
Also I want that the main site could have access to news/content from the children sites.
Users could be member of several communities (multisite), that´s why I share users table.
Each site has:
* it's own database and only share users and sessions tables (which are in a different database)
* roles like founder, administrator and community member

As a high school English teacher, I have set up several Drupal multisite installations over the last few years, and have been able to work through many of the usual issues, but I'm currently totally stumped by an issue: Everything works on my new site except the front page.

I just added a new site to my installation -- let's call it new.example.com. I went to new.example.com/install.php, and everything worked out fine. When I go to new.example.com/node, I get the front page. When I go to new.example.com/admin, I get admin. When I go to new.example.com/? I get the front page. Everything works fine whenever I supply any URL argument.

But when I type new.example.com, expecting the front page, it loads from the default multisite directory, not the new.example.com directory. The front page for my default site appears. When I tried removing settings.php in the default directory, new.example.com brings up the install script, as expected.

Nothing changes when I disable Clearn URLs. Any ideas? Thanks!

We are building a website with multiple sub-domains in Drupal. Each website should be treated separately with its own content. We want to share SOME content among sub-domains (not much), keeping in mind that SEO is of upmost importance. (no duplicate content among sub-domains). How would you approach this project? Would you use Domain Access or Subdomain module? or another module that I haven't heard about?

I think this discussion about server configuration may benefit many. I know it will benefit me.

The facts:

• Ubuntu 9.x on Linode VPS, 540MB RAM
• Aegir
• 50 small sites that get a couple of visits every hour
• a few busy sites that should be able to handle a spikes of, say, 30 concurrent users
• a moderate dose of "module-itis"
• mostly anon users - say 90%
• content and login is not shared between many sites, but a few may use Domain module (or similar)
• using Pressflow

I've read through this discussion: http://groups.drupal.org/node/48428

I've got an interesting case here.

I've got a multisite installation that we're creating on Drupal6, for which we have the following structure:

• sites/all -- shared modules
• sites/mysite1 -- specific modules for this site
• sites/example.com -- symlink to mysite1
• sites/mydev.com -- symlink to mysite1

(names changed to protect the innocent)

Assume that example.com is the production domain, which we have no control over. mydev.com is our devleopment environment.

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

I'm a multisite newb and have a little Drupal experience but haven't been able to figure out how multisite works with cpanel, directories etc. If i run off a single codebase does that mean i have to use pointers to get the domains to resolve correctly? I use hostgator and have a reseller account so only have .htaccess and no httpd.conf. I want to be able to:
1. have single code base of course
2. different databases users etc. (accept maybe same admin login if possible)