Re: Project when using multiple sites

On 8/2/06, Ian Holsman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 4 steps. > > 1. copy the settings.py to new-settings.py > 2. add a site_id via the admin tool > 3. configure new-settings.py, changing the cookie name, SITE_ID, and > SECRET_KEY as above > 4. clone your httpd.conf with so that it uses

Re: Project when using multiple sites

Hi Jay.I have a similar issue.I have stuff in http://zyons.com, which is open source, and another set of apps which build on top of it which run on multiple hosts. (http://gyspsyjobs.com & http://car-chatter.com for example)the way I set it up is:project/ common/ app1/ templates app2/

Re: Project when using multiple sites

Eww, the title of this thread was *supposed* to be "Project layout when using multiple sites". Gotta remember to proof-read the subject line before submitting! Jay P. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

Project when using multiple sites

I've recently been looking at the docs, trying to grok the Sites framework. What is the recommended way of laying out the filesystem when doing multiple sites? Let's say I have two sites, "foo" and "bar", with URLs foo.com and bar.com. Would you put all the files for both sites into one Django