> If so, which parts can be shared, and which parts would need to be created > for each site?
The parts that are common are: farcry_core fourq Let's have a look at the install you did and the directories that resulted from it: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\applications\ The above is the FarCry root directory. Under that will be something like the following: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\applications\farcry_core C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\applications\fourq C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\applications\farcry_aura C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\applications\farcry_oursite The last entry is all the common stuff for your app. You could install it this way and get your ISP to point your SITE at farcry_oursite\www. And it all should work - but may not make it easy for them to maintain with all the other sites. The rest is part of the shared FarCry stuff. "farcry_aura" is a template from which to create new sites. What I was suggesting was that FarCry be installed in your ISP's "root" for sites: d:\de3\sites Resulting in something like the following: d:\de3\sites\farcry_core d:\de3\sites\fourq d:\de3\sites\farcry_aura d:\de3\sites\farcry_oursite (but I was suggesting this be "oursite" - or whatever name is used for your sites directory) In the d:\de3\sites directory would be the "apps.cfm" file. Under d:\de3\sites\farcry_oursite (or whatever your directory is called) would be the following: config customadmin ...etc... www WWW is where the actual FarCry site is. The other directories are your support for additional types, configuration, includes for templates, etc. Then - if your ISP wanted to install FarCry for another user - they should just have to duplicate the files from farcry_aura into someones site directory and they would be away. NOTE: this assumes they want to run FarCry as their root website. If they want to run it under a virtual directory then the simplest thing would be to install it the same way - but to rename WWW to something different and set the virtual directory to point to that. NOW.... you could do it the way you did - but then your ISP would have to set up your virtual SITE to point at the correct WWW created by the FarCry install. Being able to do this would depend on your ISP's web server. Regards Gary --- You are currently subscribed to farcry-dev as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
