My hosting come with the following CMS under Fantastico/Cpanel:
Drupal
Geeklog
Mambo Open Source
PHP-Nuke
phpWCMS
phpWebSite
Post-Nuke
Siteframe
Typo3
Xoops
After I try a few of them, I think I wanted to use Drupal. However, it seems that I cannot create 2 Drupal under the same domain? One of the domain is for my company G Honey - Web Design and Flash Games. And the 2nd one I wanted to smaller one for myself since I am allow to create one under company domain for myself.
Can anyone help?
My version:
cPanel Build 10.8.1-RELEASE 30
Drupal New Installation (4.6.2)
- need help installing drupal... ...please remove my previous post as I used "Cpanel" as topic which is wrong
www.ghoney.com: The company I work in
www.AllForWorldPeace.org: Support World Peace
Comments
Use sub-domain or subfolder
First install an instance of Drupal for your main "ghoney.com" site. For you second instance, you have 2 options: Install it as a subdomain (ex: mysite.ghoney.com) or as a subfolder (ex: ghoney.com/mysite). Ywould most likely need to install the second instance manually since it seems the hosting provider has some limitations.
Drupal also allows multiple sites from a single codebase. Read the multi-site section in the handbook: http://drupal.org/node/43816
Deepak
Installing multi-site set-up
What is the page on "Installing multi-site set-up" about?
Is it that the 2 installation have to be on same database? Actually the purpose is to create 2. One for company, and one for myself. And I want to have different content, password, designs, etc.
- need help installing drupal...
www.ghoney.com: The company I work in
www.AllForWorldPeace.org: Support World Peace
2 Websites, same or diff base, same or diff database
You can have seperate database (which means completely diff. website layouts, users, etc since everything is stored in the db) with either of the 2 approaches:
- Use same base and Drupal's multi-site capabilities (read the handbook section on multisite for that)
- Download Drupal and unzip it under a subfolder (such as example.com/site2) or subdomain, create the db structure (use prefix such as: siteb_ for all the tables), and install the site in the subfolder pointing to the correct database.
Deepak
Fantastico/Cpanel:
I use Fantastico/Cpanel also.
I have tried already to install two Drupal with it too.
Just click on new installation, and give a new sub folder. And then it´s done. It is automatically setting it up - like at the first time. So you will have two different Drupal sites - you can start to build from the bottom.
Abdrea D
no idea what is wrong
no idea what is wrong - I have follow your steps. But after 2 sites created, both site cant be access. It was working when there is only 1