Multi-level subdomains and host matching

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Sander van den Akker	Monday 20 June 2011 2:46:58 am Hi! I am having trouble getting the host-siteaccess mapping to work on one of my projects and I can't find any information about this yet, so I thought I'll ask it here, maybe someone knows the solution? I have a site with 2 siteaccesses on subdomain.acceptance.domain.com and admin.subdomain.acceptance.domain.com (yes I know... too long!). My site.ini settingsare as follows: MatchOrder=host HostMatchType=map HostMatchMapItems[]=subdomain.acceptance.domain.com;your_public_siteaccess HostMatchMapItems[]=admin.subdomain.acceptance.domain.com;your_admin_siteaccess When I try one of the above url's I end up getting a fatal error (attempts to connect to localhost with user root and no pass). This is because there is no host match. Is there support for this kind of setup, and if so, how should I configure it? eZ Publish certified developer http://auth.ez.no/certification/verify/392313
Carlos Revillo	Monday 20 June 2011 3:15:53 am Iin your code it seems to be a lack of siteaccess mapping. i mean, you need to map domains with siteaccess. i see this in your code HostMatchMapItems[]=subdomain.acceptance.domain.com HostMatchMapItems[]=admin.subdomain.acceptance.domain.com but it should be something like HostMatchMapItems[]=subdomain.acceptance.domain.com;your_public_siteaccess HostMatchMapItems[]=admin.subdomain.acceptance.domain.com;your_admin_siteaccess
Sander van den Akker	Monday 20 June 2011 8:05:24 am I forgot to add those in my post, but they are in my site.ini. I have corrected my post, sorry about that! eZ Publish certified developer http://auth.ez.no/certification/verify/392313
Roman Hutterer	Monday 20 June 2011 12:59:21 pm are you sure the error message is not from database ?
Sander van den Akker	Tuesday 21 June 2011 2:07:50 am Yes, when I add the same siteaccess with a different hostname (i.e. test.domain.com) it works. eZ Publish certified developer http://auth.ez.no/certification/verify/392313