Den 07/01/2014 kl. 14.40 skrev Mrinmoy Das :
> Is there a pure django solution towards this problem?
There is the Django sites framework to help you decide what to do depending on
the domain name you are receiving. See
Django its not a DNS Server you need one (like BIND) to point yours domains
IMHO you can use python scripts for automate Bind config files.
See u.
2014/1/7 Mrinmoy Das
> Hi,
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> Is there a pure django solution towards this problem?
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> Mrinmoy Das
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Hi,
Is there a pure django solution towards this problem?
Mrinmoy Das
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On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 6:49 PM, Rafael E. Ferrero
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> 2014/1/7 Mrinmoy Das
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>> Yeah I am working with django. Thing is I want the users to
2014/1/7 Mrinmoy Das
> Yeah I am working with django. Thing is I want the users to have their own
> domain names. Which I will store on my database and there site will be
> running on that domain name. But all these will be under a single django
> project. So how do I
Yeah I am working with django. Thing is I want the users to have their own
domain names. Which I will store on my database and there site will be
running on that domain name. But all these will be under a single django
project. So how do I solve the urls and domain names?
Mrinmoy Das
So, you are trying to create a "website builder". instead of asking how to
build the entire project, break the project into smaller chunks (like,
login, profile mgmt, site creator, preview manager etc). Then start
building it yourself and start asking your questions when you face
challenges.
Den 07/01/2014 kl. 11.03 skrev Mrinmoy Das :
> I am thinking of building an application which will enable users to build
> their own websites on the fly. On my app you will need to sign-up and then
> from their you can make your own websites from your profile (with your
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