ValeryAyapov Posted September 6, 2005 Posted September 6, 2005 (edited) Hello! I want to install CMS with multiple sites supported. - 1 - They suggest to change httpd.conf file to something like this: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin admin@site1.com DocumentRoot "/home/www/site1/" ServerName site1.com ServerAlias *.site1.com ErrorLog logs/site1.log CustomLog logs/site1.log common </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin admin@site2.com DocumentRoot "/home/www/site2/" ServerName site2.com ServerAlias *.site2.com ErrorLog logs/site2.log CustomLog logs/site2.log common </VirtualHost> Is it possible and do you think I can do it myself or with the help of TCH staff? - 2 - And something about symbolic link... ln -s /home/www/shared/bitrix /home/www/site1/ ln -s /home/www/shared/upload /home/www/site1/ ln -s /home/www/shared/bitrix /home/www/site2/ ln -s /home/www/shared/upload /home/www/site2/ Is it possible to run the command and how to? - 3 - And recommended memory limit for php: memory_limit = 16M How to change this? (default parameter is 8M) I know that the questions are basic... but I am mostly on design side of web development, you know... Thanks for any help! PS The system is already instaled on my reseller domain and ok with as-is TCH configuration. But need to know the unswers before activation of multiple-sites support. Edited September 6, 2005 by ValeryAyapov Quote
TweezerMan Posted September 6, 2005 Posted September 6, 2005 They suggest to change httpd.conf file to something like this: Is it possible and do you think I can do it myself or with the help of TCH staff? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It not possible for you to make any changes to httpd.conf. I don't believe the Help Desk would make this change for you as this would make the server have a non-standard configuration. Also, any changes to the httpd.conf file could affect every customer on your server. And something about symbolic link... Is it possible to run the command and how to? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Since TCH does not offer shell access, you would not be able to run these commands. The Help Desk could run these commands for you, but I'm not sure it would be much help since you probably won't be able to modify httpd.conf as you want. And recommended memory limit for php: memory_limit = 16M How to change this? (default parameter is 8M) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> This option would have to be changed by the Help Desk. I don't know if the Help Desk would be willing to make this change or not. Quote
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