16 Mar
2005
16 Mar
'05
10:20 p.m.
Morbus Iff wrote:
How about:
If you want a separate Drupal installation under a subdirectory (such as www.example.com/site3), it's important that the subdirectory exists and refers back to the primary location of your Drupal install. For example, if your primary installation is located in the directory 'www.example.com', then the following shell command run in the 'www.example.com' directory would create a symlink for 'site3':
ln -s . site3
It would be good to be consistent with terms, so maybe 'document root' should be used when refering to 'the directory'.