That would depend a bit on your situation. If you don't mind
the different people potentially having access to each others
data via search, then you can have them use the "restrict" form
variable to limit the search of one big database to their area
of the web (by URL match). If the data needs to be segregated,
then you'll probably want to maintain separate indices for
each group.
Doug Ledbetter wrote:
>
> I'm setting up a server that will provide web hosting service to multiple
> people and would like to offer ht://Dig as the search engine. What's the
> best way to setup ht://Dig for installation on multiple accounts?
>
> I've browsed the mailing list archive and didn't see anything specifically
> about how to install/configure ht://Dig so that users can use it for their
> own web sites.
>
> What is the best way to do this? What files need to be in the user's
> directory, etc? Has anybody done this and wouldn't mind giving me a brief
> overview of a process that worked well for them?
>
> thanks!
> -dougl
>
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