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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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Error when using the Domain Access module
You can access the readme file here.
There is also a quickstart version here.
The main bit you will need is the following (taken from the quickstart version - line 24):
Add the following four li …
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Domain administrator role that can only see users of that domain
Have you tried the Domain Admin module? Looks like there's a bit of stuff in there. It's a shame that a few of the features listed are currently missing for Drupal 7 though.
Domain Admin adds mo …
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