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Multidomain Installation
June 27, 2011, 04:57:43 am
Case is :
I have one drupal installation + one civicrm installation + one database
Now what I like to do is that as soon as someone registers on the site a subdomain is created for him and he can access his/her account only under that domain. means whatever changes he/she makes in civicrm under that account or  subdomain should not be accessible to anyone out of that sub-domain.
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Re: Multidomain Installation
June 27, 2011, 01:31:49 pm
You mean you want a CiviCRM DB per sub domain with the same DB as a starting point?

No, confused
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Re: Multidomain Installation
June 27, 2011, 02:38:37 pm
do you need those domains-per-user for other purposes or are you just trying to find a way to give them access to some part of their own civicrm record that you can't currently offer them

and ps eileen is saying that she is confused, not you ;-)
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Re: Multidomain Installation
June 27, 2011, 09:42:29 pm
@Eileen No there would be only one civicrm db for every subdomain too, along with only one drupal installation, that's actually what I require, and then whenever some new users registers to drupal that user will get seperate subdomain like user1.example.com & a civicrm instance [in this instance whatever that user1 creates should not be accessible to anyone out of this subdomain].

@petednz I got that she is confused and I replied to your question above, i think.
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Re: Multidomain Installation
June 28, 2011, 12:55:25 am
Hi,

Are you planning some kind of saas ? In that case, you'd rather want to look at aegir. If everything is separated between domains, probably easier.

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Re: Multidomain Installation
June 28, 2011, 02:06:22 am
@xavier
yeah it would be kinda saas, but I don't think everything will be seperated between domains but some things. Right now main concern is how to accomplish above task in best possible manner.
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