Hello,

I'm working on upgrading our build to use Magnolia 4.3.1 and ETK 1.3
(we're currently on Magnolia 4.2.3 and ETK 1.2.3), since we want to make
use of the new enterprise multi-site support. After modifying our site
definitions by adding the new domains and mappings nodes and changing
the i18n node to the new structure, I've run into a problem.

Right now we have a single URL (subdomain) where all our editors for all
sites can reach AdminCentral. This subdomain is of course not in any
site's domains mapping, and this causes problems when opening a site on
the author instance, because Magnolia falls back to the default site
definition (and thus the theme of the default site definition) when it
cannot find the current domain in any site definition domains mapping.

Does this really mean we need to create separate AdminCentral subdomains
for every site definition and that our editors need to use the right
AdminCentral subdomain or they can't properly view the site they want to
edit? Or am I missing something?

Nils Breunese.

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