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frrobert
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I was wondering if you could install geeklog twice?
I have two domains on the same server
domain1.com and domain2.com
paths being www/domain1.com/ and www/domain2.com
could both domains have geeklog installed
if they used different DBs and different configfiles like config1.php and config2.php as long as each lib-common.php for each domain pointed to the right config file
with the other files in the www directory being shared
The only glich I see is the log and the data directories being shared.
Has anyone tried this?
Thanks
Fr. Robert
Thanks,
Fr. Robert
I have two domains on the same server
domain1.com and domain2.com
paths being www/domain1.com/ and www/domain2.com
could both domains have geeklog installed
if they used different DBs and different configfiles like config1.php and config2.php as long as each lib-common.php for each domain pointed to the right config file
with the other files in the www directory being shared
The only glich I see is the log and the data directories being shared.
Has anyone tried this?
Thanks
Fr. Robert
Thanks,
Fr. Robert
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DaveC
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well, it is up to you but I find it better to keep each site separate.
Install Geeklog, and put in all your plugins, patches, hacks and upgrades.
Use the installer script to build the MySQL database, html root structures etc. Make sure it works.
Then copy everything - the core files, database and html files.
Give the base directories new meaningful names and edit the config files accordingly. Don't forget to change the SQL user names and permissions.
Each site runs independantly and no worries with cross-contamination of data etc.
Of course the downside is you have to update/upgrade each site individually when the time comes.
Install Geeklog, and put in all your plugins, patches, hacks and upgrades.
Use the installer script to build the MySQL database, html root structures etc. Make sure it works.
Then copy everything - the core files, database and html files.
Give the base directories new meaningful names and edit the config files accordingly. Don't forget to change the SQL user names and permissions.
Each site runs independantly and no worries with cross-contamination of data etc.
Of course the downside is you have to update/upgrade each site individually when the time comes.
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