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multi-site hosting with phpWCMS

Posted: Mon 9. Feb 2004, 00:14
by Charlie
Hi,

before i start working with phpWCMS there is a big question:
is phpWCMS able to hold more than 1 site on a webserver?

Apache with "virtual host" is probably NOT the problem, but what about the database?

Best regards,

Charlie

Posted: Mon 9. Feb 2004, 01:31
by frold
well you can change the database prefix so you can have unlimted numbers of phpwcms installed :D

Posted: Mon 9. Feb 2004, 13:07
by Charlie
frold wrote:well you can change the database prefix so you can have unlimted numbers of phpwcms installed :D
Is 1 mysql-database enough for this? (limitation of my hoster...)
Or 1 mysql-db per phpwcms?

Thanks!

Posted: Mon 9. Feb 2004, 13:25
by pSouper
you could do it the same way that is offered for multilingual sites...
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=287

basically you make each site have it's own structure and use 'alias' to redirect people.

please note that any login can edit any structure so allowing clients login in would NOT be recomended - it's not recomened for any phpwcms at the moment.

Posted: Mon 9. Feb 2004, 14:38
by frold
Charlie wrote:
frold wrote:well you can change the database prefix so you can have unlimted numbers of phpwcms installed :D
Is 1 mysql-database enough for this? (limitation of my hoster...)
Or 1 mysql-db per phpwcms?

Thanks!
1 database is enough....

Posted: Mon 9. Feb 2004, 17:04
by pSouper
i see what frold means now and concur ;)

Posted: Fri 13. Feb 2004, 08:47
by Oliver Georgi
It's not really multi-domain based - so for every SITE you need an own installation - or good shared installation of phpwcms. But every site needs its own set of db tables - but can be stored in only 1 database. I tried to find information about the max tables per database in MySQL - seems that there is no limitation. Maybe your provider is able to set a limit. It's no real waste to have more tables: the smaller the table the faster the application. Use the db prefix to handle multiple installations.

Regards
Oliver