Multiple installations of drigg under same domain?

Posted June 24th, 2008 by Droopy78

I saw a similar question earlier in the forum, but no answer was given.

Basically, if I have drigg installed under one subdirectory of my domain, can I do another installation of drigg under another subdirectory? That way, I'd have two separate drigg sites with their own categories, rankings, etc. However, I would want the user to only have one login (the site would only look like one site to the user, with one login, but under the hood it is two sites... it would just take the click of a button at the top of the site to go from one site to the other). Is it possible to do this? Thanks

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There are a few single sign

On September 2nd, 2008 grawat said:

There are a few single sign on modules for drupal you could use one of those and the users could navigate from one drigg site to another and still be logged in.

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I'm doing this right now

On July 7th, 2008 philbar said:

I'm doing this right now using Drupal Sites feature.

Here is my setup:
//Common Drupal 5.x Installation
www.example.com/drupal5

//Drigg Site1 configuration file (Using a common database using it's own prefix)
.../drupal5/sites/www.example.com.sub1/setting.php

//Drigg Site1 theme location (alternatively this can be located in .../sites/all/themes/)
.../drupal5/sites/www.example.com.sub1/themes/

//Drigg Site2 configuration file (Using a common database using it's own prefix)
.../drupal5/sites/www.example.com.sub2/setting.php

//Drigg Site2 theme location (alternatively this can be located in .../sites/all/themes/)
.../drupal5/sites/www.example.com.sub2/themes/

//Common Drigg module installation
.../drupal5/sites/all/modules/drigg/

//Symlink to Drupal Installation (will use configuration file for sub1)
www.example.com/sub1/

//Symlink to Drupal Installation (will use configuration file for sub2)
www.example.com/sub2/

Ask you web host to make the symlinks if you don't know how.

It should be

On June 26th, 2008 jcaligori said:

This should definitely be possible. You would just have to configure the theme to direct to the proper domains in their links.

I recommend looking in the Drupal forums for how to setup the multi domain install to work on one database table for the user base. I have seen discussions there before about this.

Let us know of any more problems or successes.

Regards,

John

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