| tensh |
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Hi; Because I've encountered many problems with subdomains and wildcards, I decided to setup a multi-instance website. The question is: how to do it? Can I just install Cotonti 3 times, but make it share the user table (by changing the prefix of table in config)? How about sharing pfs, sessions/users? Do you have any experience with it? I won't be using different databases, just change prefixes I think. Added 2 hours later:
This is my setup:
- I have multihost enabled.
- I copied site ID to the installation in subdomain
Do I miss anything?
$db_x= 'cota_'; // Default: cot_, prefix for extra fields' table(s)
$db_xx= 'cot_'; // Default: cot_, prefix for extra fields' table(s)
$db_auth= $db_xx.'auth';
$db_cache = $db_x.'cache'; $db_cache_bindings= $db_x.'cache_bindings'; $db_core= $db_x.'core'; $db_config = $db_x.'config'; $db_groups = $db_xx.'groups'; $db_groups_users = $db_xx.'groups_users'; $db_logger = $db_x.'logger'; $db_online = $db_xx.'online'; $db_extra_fields= $db_x.'extra_fields'; $db_plugins = $db_x.'plugins'; $db_structure = $db_x.'structure'; $db_updates= $db_x.'updates'; $db_users = $db_xx.'users'; $db_pfs= $db_xx.'pfs'; $db_pfs_folders = $db_xx.'pfs_folders'; Added 14 minutes later: It seems that I have problems with permissions... :/ I need some advice. Hmm... rename some modules to prevent mess? Added 1 hours later: Edit2: okay, I separated auths for each site. Only groups, users and pfs tables are shared. Added 5 minutes later: I also turned off auth cache. So far it looks good. Added 3 hours later: Hot to log in and out into/from all subdomains? So far I have to log in separately to each subdomain instance. |
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| This post was edited by tensh (2013-02-19 15:24, 11 years ago) |
