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I've got the following problem:

We've got a hosting with 2 domains applied (second domain (the drupal site) is pointing to a subfolder of the first domain):
/data/user/www/ < php-docroot & web-root of first domain
/data/user/www/domain2/ < web-root of second domain & drupal install

calling http: //domain2.tld/ succesfully showing the drupal site, but instead of:
http: //domain2.tld/content/contact, drupal generates url like:
http: //domain2.tld/domain2/content/contact

I think the problem may be the php-docroot, which is the same for domain1 and domain2.

How to tell Drupal to supress the /domain2/ part in urls?

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  • It depends. What a contact is? A node? A page created by module? Are you using pathauto?
    – Mołot
    Nov 20, 2013 at 15:31
  • contact was only an example, drupal adds the /domain2/-part to ALL urls on the site, and yes i'm using pathauto (& clean-urls)
    – Wolf
    Nov 20, 2013 at 16:08
  • Weird. Is it added to all entries in the database? Or in the path entries in database it's OK but then on site it gets added?
    – Mołot
    Nov 21, 2013 at 8:18

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Like i noted above, drupal thinks it's installed in a sub-folder because of the php-docroot lies in the parent-folder of the drupal-install, so it added /domain2/ to the $base_url.

To fix it, just edit your current settings.php in sites/* folder:

$base_url = 'http://domain2.tld'; // NO trailing slash!

Make sure settings.php is writable, it's often read-only!
(this was the problem here, otherwise i would've saved a lot of time searching a alternative ways to fix the $base_url... looks like there's a overhaul needed in my svn:post_commit-ftp_upload-script ;)

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