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Use it for the module for running a group of affiliated sites from one installation and a single shared database.
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Domain Access separate home page per domain does not work
I am using the technique you labeled "option 2" above; it works fine. I put "node/835" in for the site frontpage for one domain, and that node is in fact shown as the front page for that domain.
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Shared Database With Domain Access and Multiple Accounts With Same Email
You should not use Domain Access unless you are planning on sharing users and content between the different domains. In your instance, you do not want to share users -- and yes, you would have proble …
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Specifying the default database to store new field tables in
Unfortunately, Drupal was not designed to work this way. The only way to figure out where to put each table would be to carefully inspect each new module and adjust your settings in advance of enabli …
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Single site vs Sub-sites vs Multi-site installation + Scalability
There are many possible ways to build out a site like this. Right off the top, I would recommend against using a multi-site setup. c.f. Drush pm-update and multisite. If you did want to use multipl …
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