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Jupp Schmitz	Tuesday 03 June 2003 7:35:03 am I have a few questions on setting up multiple sites: 1. do I have to modify Apaches VirtualHost settings for each site? <VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx> ..... RewriteRule ...... /.. /ezpublish/index.php/site1 ..... </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx> ..... RewriteRule ...... /.. /ezpublish/index.php/site2 ..... </VirtualHost> 2. Do I have an admin-page for all sites together? If yes, how do control in wich site my content appears? Thanks for advice!
Karsten Jennissen	Tuesday 03 June 2003 9:35:25 am 1) You don't have to modify Apache settings for each site. Just create aliases for all the domains you want to use to be rewritten to ../index.php The site access logic is controlled via ez publish .ini files. in /settings/siteaccess/site.ini find the section [SiteAccessSettings] and determine the mapping of domains/uris/ports to your logical sites. 2) If you want different content for your different sites, you should use one admin site for each and of course use separate databases.

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Tuesday 03 June 2003 7:35:03 am

I have a few questions on setting up multiple sites:

1. do I have to modify Apaches VirtualHost settings for each site?
<VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>
.....
RewriteRule ...... /.. /ezpublish/index.php/site1
.....
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>
.....
RewriteRule ...... /.. /ezpublish/index.php/site2
.....
</VirtualHost>

2. Do I have an admin-page for all sites together? If yes, how do control in wich site my content appears?

Thanks for advice!

Karsten Jennissen

Tuesday 03 June 2003 9:35:25 am

1) You don't have to modify Apache settings for each site. Just create aliases for all the domains you want to use to be rewritten to ../index.php

The site access logic is controlled via ez publish .ini files. in /settings/siteaccess/site.ini find the section [SiteAccessSettings] and determine the mapping of domains/uris/ports to your logical sites.

2) If you want different content for your different sites, you should use one admin site for each and of course use separate databases.