Dids schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> I have a handful of application running on the same apache server.
>
> More are on the way and it's starting to get messy to manage.
>
> I'd like to "merge" all the applications into one but I'm not sure how
> to go about it.
> [What I want is, a single entry in my apache.conf file, not one per
> app as I have now]
Please use django terms: One *project* contains one or many *applications*.
Example: settings.py is part of the project. While most views and models.py
are part of the applications.
I think you should have one entry in apache.conf for every *project*.
>
> I initially tried to write some sort of a portal that would link to
> each app, but I can't get Django to switch to the different databases.
>
> How would you guy go about it?
Don't put code into projects, python logic should be in applications. A project
is quite small. It is just a container and configuration for several
applications.
> Do I have to bite the bullet and merge the databases , views files,
> settings etc etc?
Does every project have its own user management?
HTH,
Thomas
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