Yes. For example I have this in my routes.py file:
routes_in=[
('^.*:https?://(www.)?fermiqcd.com:\w+ /','/fermiqcd'),
('^.*:https?://(www.)?experts4solutions.com:\w+ /','/e4s'),
('^.*:https?://evote.experts4solutions.com:\w+ /','/evote'),
('^.*:https?://(www.)?ptolincoln.org:\w+ /','/pto'),
('^.*:https://(.*)election.name:\w+ /','/evote'),
('/','/examples/default/index'),
('/robots.txt','/examples/static/robots.txt'),
('/favicon.ico','/examples/static/favicon.ico')]
It tells how to map paths (for each domain) into which web2py application.
On Sunday, 14 July 2013 18:22:31 UTC-5, Marcio Andrey Oliveira wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> Currently I have 3 arcade sites: 1 with all kinds of games, 1 with only
> girls games and another one with only escaping games.
>
> Each site is running in a separated script, and worst than that is that I
> have some games in girls game site and on escaping games sites that exist
> on general arcade site. It means I'm expending database and disk space with
> duplicated date.
>
> I want to make one application that will receive requests from all domains
> and according to the domain, it will show a different look and feel with
> its respective games.
>
> How do I do it in web2py? I mean, how do I handle resources based in the
> domain user typed in browser?
>
> Regards.
>
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