What you're describing is a server administrator who runs web servers. You probably want to get someone more experienced with server administration than yourself to manage the whole thing, because what you're describing is a big responsibility, and many people could be entrusting very, very important data to you in this process. Don't let them down. Do the responsible thing and get a seasoned server admin to run the thing.
That being said, you could also use virtual servers like VMWare to create each Joomla install within it's own virtual server, however, although a more traditional webserver enviro with a database would work just fine, too. Your complexity goes up with virtualization, but your chance to automate and segment also goes up. Best of luck, Ken Krauss http://www.kcwebdev.com --- In [email protected], Gangadhara Prasad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi , > > I have a website in joomla to which i am a super admin. If new user > registered to a site he must get his own website. He will become admin to his website.He need to have his own template,content,components,modules and etc. Super admin has all the rights. If super admin allow admin1 to all components he can have access on them. so admin1 has right whether to display all the components to its website users or not.just like admin1 there will be several admins for several sites. So that if there are 10 admins 10 websites will be there which have different content,users,templates and graphs. There will be no sharing of data between admins and its users. super admin can access all the admins and users. > > So is there any component to achieve the > above said functionalities ? shall i have different databases or a single database is sufficient. please give me a clear picture how can we achieve this. > > Thanks, > Gangadhar > > > --------------------------------- > Shape Yahoo! in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today! > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
