yes, i took a look at this mode, but as I only have a "normal" webhosting package at all-inkl.com I have no possibility to edit the virtual hosts file.
I once had a virtual server, but it is hard work as a newbie to have a server running, so I went back to the safe harbour of a usual webhoster.
my idea: simply have an option in the installer where you tell the folder of the codebase. when the next update comes I just have to upload the files once and I can update all blogs.
Garvin am um :
Hi taz!
You should have a look at the s9y forums and search for "shared installation". There are many tips how to use shared installation without the VHost approach. :-)
Rik am um :
Upgraded (went like a charm)! And now it's time tos sleep. Thanks S9y dev-team!
Carl am um :
Great news! Can't wait till all our users have updated to this new version.
taz am um :
thx 2 the team for the new version of my favorite blogsoftware !
the only thing missing is to easily use one codebase for several blogs on the same shared webspace
Garvin am um :
Hey taz!
Did you look into the "Shared installation" mode, that is available since Serendipity 0.5? :-)
Regards, Garvin
taz am um :
a post from the master himself - wow :).
yes, i took a look at this mode, but as I only have a "normal" webhosting package at all-inkl.com I have no possibility to edit the virtual hosts file.
I once had a virtual server, but it is hard work as a newbie to have a server running, so I went back to the safe harbour of a usual webhoster.
my idea: simply have an option in the installer where you tell the folder of the codebase. when the next update comes I just have to upload the files once and I can update all blogs.
Garvin am um :
Hi taz!
You should have a look at the s9y forums and search for "shared installation". There are many tips how to use shared installation without the VHost approach. :-)
HTH, Garvin