Hi, I did all the steps. I aded a sub-directory of "ci" under sites with a settings.php. I aded the settings.php file. I can't pull it up. Does this make the site address ci.example.com or example.com/ci. How do you set this? Sorry, I tried to read the example help text and I just can't make sense of it with my speech system.
Regards
----- Original Message ----- From: "Ross Kendall" drupal@rosskendall.com To: drupal-support@drupal.org Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 6:11 PM Subject: Re: [drupal-support] multiple sites
Hi Christopher,
Your list looks right to me, the best thing is to give it a try.
There are a couple of scripts to help with adding the prefix onto table names in database.mysql (and add on module .mysql files), look for 'prefix.sh' under scripts. I also wrote a script in perl to do the same (why I don't know).
If you can set up more than one database on your webserver (for example, one for each site), this is a simpler way to do things than having table prefixes (unless of course you would like to share some database tables between sites). Just edit each settings.php file with the appropriate database settings.
What you probably want to ask yourself is: *What do I want to share (or not share) between the multiple sites?*
- database
- directory structure (main drupal codebase)
- modules
- content
- users
etc.
Drupal can handle sharing various things between sites, in different ways. So stop and think about exactly what you are trying to achieve first, then work out how to do it.
Hope that helps, Ross.
Christopher Taylor wrote:
Greetings-
Sorry, it is still a little foggy for me. Is the following steps going to give me a second fully functioning site? A. Change prefixes in the database.mysql file to ba_. B. Import tables into database with PHP My Admin using database.mysql. C. Create sub directory with the settings.php file in sites directory. D. set the $db_prefix in settings.php.
Is this right or is there another way?
Thank you. Regards
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