as a work around, I am opening up ports in the followng way example.com/80 example.com/8000 example.com/8080 ... ... and so on. It is not elegant and I would like to instead be able to create multiple sites in the admin panel sharing the same themes and all accessible by appending a "/#letter#" to the hostname like above.
I will check the docs again specifically the django one, please let me know what you think, thanks eduardo! On Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at 10:19:23 PM UTC-4, Michael Ketiku wrote: > > Hi Eduardo, > > The second approach is what I am leaning towards. I am currently using > mezzanine as an "intranet" for a couple(6) departments at work and > maintaining 6 different installations at once is really tedious and time > consuming. I was/am vaguely familiar with what you have said so far. I am > interested in the multitenancy as per the docs to make maintenance a lot > easier. I am deploying to a enterprise server [for all intents and purposes > a vps] and am struggling to come up with a way to house everything in 1 > project. The product owners of the project want different homepages and > sites that are accessible in the following format. > > example.com = top level intranet > example.com/a = child intranet with unique homepage and functionality > example.com/b = child intranet with unique homepage and functionality > .... > .... > .... and so till > example.com/f = child intranet with unique homepage and functionality > > Is there a way to configure the urls so that each site is on the same > domain but accessible by appending a "/#letter#"? > Also, is the site_prefix setting deprecated because it does not work on my > Django==1.8.6, Mezzanine==4.2 Installation. > > > On Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at 1:40:02 AM UTC-4, Michael Ketiku wrote: >> >> What's the process like to deploy 2 or more sites in mezzanine. Could >> someone point me to some doc's. I am able to deploy 1 site to a Ubuntu box >> on Pythonanywhere for example but cannot wrap my head on how to deploy 2 >> or more. In the admin section all it says are enter a domain and a >> description but that's not really Enough information. Additionally all the >> mezzanine doc's say about multitennancy is that developers can configure >> Themes and have them inherit from one another. Do I have to have 2 settings >> files, or two different machines with separate mezzanine installations. If >> anyone has deployed a multitude project please let me know, any advice, >> tips, examples doc's and so on are welcome. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Mezzanine Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
