Hello, I've hit a roadblock in setting up multiple GeoNode sites. I'm using the Sites framework with different sites, but using a single database:
geo.domain.com: master site with all data siteA.domain.com: subset of data, apps siteB.domain.com: subset of data, apps I'm using apache with mod_wsgi to run a process for each site. I have geoserver and geonetwork proxies, so that each appear to be on each domain, even though it's just one geoserver serving all sites. The problem is that GeoServer has the GEONODE_BASE_URL setting, which is fixed in my web.xml. It actually works fine to authenticate, but doesn't work with the sessions if you aren't on the main site, so logging into GeoNode doesn't log you into GeoServer, you must go to GeoServer separately and log in. So, if I set my GEONODE_BASE_URL to geo.domain.com, then logging into geo.domain.com works fine, and I'm logged in to both GeoNode and GeoServer. However, if I log into siteA.domain.com, it authenticates to geo.domain.com, and although it works to log in to GeoNode, I am not logged into GeoServer*. So I need some way to have GeoServer get the current SITEURL and authenticate vs that, instead of based on the GEONODE_BASE_URL parameter in web.xml. I was looking at where it gets it in src/geoserver-geonode-ext/src/main/java/org/geonode/security/DefaultSecurityClient.java : setApplicationContext Is there a way to get that property dynamically from the session ? * at least right now, eventually I need to restrict log on to any specific sub-domain to only users with permissions. thanks, matt
