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#2779
Slave site simply shows the master's content 14 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 1
Hi!

There's a slight chance I don't get the whole concept, but I do have a problem installing a slave site. I set up the slave site as I saw in the tutorial, but when I try to open it, it just shows the master site's content instead of the installation wizard. Both domains are pointing to the same directory.
I'm pretty sure I missed an important step, but after reading through the documentation and sawing the tutorials, I can't figure out what. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for the help!
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#2787
Re:Slave site simply shows the master's content 14 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 1
Ok... do I need the default joomla install folder on the server? It's a live server, and I need to add a couple of domains with different templates and menu items, but the same components.
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Re:Slave site simply shows the master's content 14 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 54
Which tutorial have you applied ?
Which parameters have you setup in your slave site definition.
Does the symbolic link is allowed ?
Which platform ? (Unix, Windows, ...)

Here it is a basic slave site creation on unix with symbolic link allowed.
Site ID = slave1
Domain = {site_url}/multisites/{site_id}
Deploy direction = {site_dir}

That's all.
Once you go on the slave site URL, you will receive a standard joomla installation procedure.
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Last Edit: 2009/12/10 18:13 By edwin2win.
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#2793
Re:Slave site simply shows the master's content 14 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 1
edwin2win wrote:
Which tutorial have you applied ?
Which parameters have you setup in your slave site definition.
Does the symbolic link is allowed ?
Which platform ? (Unix, Windows, ...)

Here it is a basic slave site creation on unix with symbolic link allowed.
Site ID = slave1
Domain = {site_url}/multisites/{site_id}
Deploy direction = {site_dir}

That's all.
Once you go on the slave site URL, you will receive a standard joomla installation procedure.


First of all, thank you for the quick reply, I really appreciate it.
I applied this tutorial: tutorial.jms2win.info/joomla/multisite-1...an-master/index.html
Since symbolic link is allowed, BUT gave me a whole bunch of error messages I decided to go with that one. Platform is Unix.

I filled in the site ID and the domain name as I saw it in the tutorial, but when I am done, the message says that I need to make sure the domain is mapped to path/to/joomla/multisites/slave1 (example) Since the tutorial said that both the master and the slave domain needs to be mapped on the same directory, I'm a little bit clueless. By the way, the hello.txt can be accessed from both domains.
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Re:Slave site simply shows the master's content 14 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 54
Based on the info it seems that you have used the tutorial video CP-03.
So in this scenario, the key element is the setup of the hosting server.
In this case, you have to check that you hosting server have the same "document root" directory for both your master website and your slave site.

If symbolic link is allowed but if you receive error when you deploy the slave site into a specific directory, you have to check the error message and the error may depends on the directory where you have deployed the slave site.
This may depends on the "open_basedir" path define in your website.

So when the "deploy directory" is empty this mean that you have to check the hosting server configuration to ensure that you are using the same directory than your master.
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Re:Slave site simply shows the master's content 14 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 1
One info I just found out is that the hosting server uses domain aliases. So there's one virtual host which uses the domain names as aliases for the same folder (the joomla folder) on the server.

Could that be a problem?

Oh, and they don't use cname, they use A-records. (whatever that means)
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