Evan Prodromou wrote:
Eric wrote:
You could do this relativly easily just by linking folders and having
an individual .htaccess and config.php
/var/www/main
ln -s /var/www/main/* /var/www/site1
ln -s /var/www/main/* /var/www/siteN
create custom .htaccess and config.php in /var/www/site1 through n
Thats about it and it should work fine :)
You can also put all the config files in /etc/laconica/ instead, one
for each domain. So, /etc/laconica/foo.example.com.php,
/etc/laconica/bar.example.com.php.
/etc/laconica/laconica.php will get read first, for server-wide
settings, and /etc/laconica/foo.example.com_path.php will be read for
each path. Finally, config.php is read.
If you put the laconica release code in /usr/share/laconica/, and just
use an Alias to map the virtual dir, this should work fine.
-Evan
Thanks Evan. This looks like a good solution as long as I find a host
that allows a large number of databases.
Is the status.net site going to offer free accounts? If so, any chance
of having an API so new accounts can be created programmatically from a
client application?
-Tom
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