hi all -
i have a multiuser wordpress situation. the setup is very simple, for example:
iLoveVirtualmin.com (parent wordpress site)
each subsequent wordpress installation simply refers to the SAME website location. in other words, say the parent wordpress site is located at “/home/ilovevirtualmin.com/public_html” each subsequent domain just needs to refer to the same file location.
so:
iLoveVirtualminOne.com ==>> /home/ilovevirtualmin.com/public_html/
iLoveVirtualminTwo.com ==>> /home/ilovevirtualmin.com/public_html/
iLoveVirtualminThree.com ==>> /home/ilovevirtualmin.com/public_html/
each of these all refer back to the very same directory as the parent wordpress website. the “wordpress mu domain mapping” plugin takes care of the mapping.
the “alias” option seemed to be working great until i ran into the email issue!
is there some way i can use virtualmin to create a situation like this, where my virtual-servers all share the same public_html directory?
i am thinking i can probably accomplish this by editing my httpd.conf file “DocumentRoot” definition every time, but a product as sophisticated as virtualmin probably has a better solution for me!
thank you all, and Merry Christmas!