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By rp7 on
Trying to get a drupal multisite installation to work on a test server (linux), which has no domain name coupled to it. It can only be reached via IP.
Current set-up:
(root containing drupal files)
-- site
---- default
------ settings.php
---- site1
------ settings.php
---- site2
------ settings.php
The documentation (as well as http://www.drupalcoder.com/story/205-drupal-multisite-in-subfolders) always points to the domain 'www.example.com'. Thus making it (for subfolders):
(root containing drupal files)
-- site
---- default
------ settings.php
---- myexample.com.site1
------ settings.php
---- myexample.com.site2
------ settings.php
How would I be doing this with only IP? (and no domain)
Comments
Possible
It should be possible if your make your file structure the following:
(root containing drupal files)
-- site
---- default
------ settings.php
---- 12.34.56.78.site1
------ settings.php
---- 12.34.56.78.site2
------ settings.php
you would then access the sites by
12.34.56.78
12.34.56.78/site1
12.34.56.78/site2
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What does sites.php look like?
I'd like to setup the same environment, how would the sites.php file look?
$sites['###.###.###.###/site1'] = '###.###.###.###.site1';
I tried the above without success.
thanks,
If it's a test server, have
If it's a test server, have you considered adding an entry to your hosts files:
#.#.#.# site1
#.#.#.# site2
And then setting up virtual hosts to listen for those hostnames?
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