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Before this latest release, I tried to publish a site using my usual end-of-development method: move the sites/foo.mydomain.com directory to sites/foo.com , and check settings.php for any necessary changes. I deleted the site's node in aegir, and started a verify on the platform so that it would pick up on the new site.... but it didn't. Verify completed successfully, the log indicates that aegir even picked up the modules and themes in sites/foo.com... but foo.com is not included in the sites list.

Hello All,

I'm new here. Just want to ask for tips or pointers on installing Aegir on a Cpanel server. I have root access and all but am afraid if might cause a conflict. Would appreciate any help and advice. Thank you.

-Xyber.

I've been thinking up some ideas for potential further improvements to Aegir, and am putting them up here (in no particular logical order) for debate. These are just ideas to make things simpler for end users, and I have no particular attachment to them, so don't mind if they get shot down in flames :) If any of them prove popular in discussion I can open the appropriate feature request in the issue queue....

1. Create a role 'aegir admin' and user 2 to be the day to day admin

Hi all!

You might be interested to know that the recent Paris DrupalCon videos are starting to show up on archive.org.

Available are Adrian and Anarcat's presentation Automate your site maintenance troubles away with the Aegir hosting system as well as Aegir - Build once, deploy often: Real life use cases by Roel De Meester.

Hi all

Does anyone works on services integration?

I would be glad if I can create sites remotely. Basically the node integration does most of the job, but there are some things what you can't make easily with the current system, so I decided to make a proper integration.

If anyone works on something like this I'd gladly help, else I am open for any suggestion/idea.

I just installed the EC2 instance of pantheon Aegir. When looking through the mercury press flow stack, it would seem like once running, you would be able to hit the ip of the server and be able to see your drupal install there. I seem to get the error message "The connection has timed out". I logged into the server. apache seems to be running. I went through the README file and got up to renamed the vhost.d file to the elastic IP address as well as changing the servername variable to the IP address. However I still get Problem loading page when trying to get to the install page.

I found a way to break Aegir.
Create a site such as example.com.
Disable example.com.
Go to admin/content/node and delete example.com site while it's still disabled.
Create a new example.com site.
When you try to go to the new example.com site, you will be redirected to an Aegir page telling you that example.com is disabled, even though the old example.com has been deleted and the new example.com is enabled.

I hope that explanation is clear enough.

Thanks,

Doug Gough

I just noticed through the hosting usage statistics that we have now crossed the symbolic count of 100 worldwide installations of the Aegir project!

After becoming a part of the Aegir team, the least I could do (hey, I should get back to the Issue queue..) was get myself into the uniform! I made this on www.pistolclothing.com.au and it just arrived this evening.