By kc on

I have read quite a bit of posts on that but none gives a clear answer to my question.

What I am trying to accomplish is to set up my site such that i can have my url-aliased nodes as subdomains.

Example:

if i have 3 nodes like:
mysite.com/node1
mysite.com/node2
mysite.com/node3

i would like to be able to access them or set them up so i should have:
node1.mysite.com
node2.mysite.com
node3.mysite.com

What does it take to accomplish that, assuming that i have all server priviledges.

if question needs further clarification please let me know.

thanks

kc

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grendel commented

You are going to want to use 'sub-domains'. You would probably need to do this in conjunction w/ mod_rewite (clean / pretty urls). In particular, you need to add them all to youre 'Server Alias' in your httpd.com / conf.d/site.conf depending on your setup. You will then need to do a rewrite to get it to go to the proper place.

I cant provide any specific scripts, but this should give you a enough to start looking up for a bit, or ask more targeted questions around. My stuff only applies to apache(possibly 2x, never got into 1.3), If you are running windows / IIS, this probably wont help.

This is more of a system / web-server question than a drupal one, so you may want to hit some more specific targeted sites.
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