Re: [pLog-General] Possible future feature request?

[Oscar R. <os...@re...>]

I don't think we really need to make plog multi-domain aware. I think 
that the only thing we need to do is generate the right url so that the 
right blog will be used.

URLs are generated in the templates via the RequestGenerator, 
RawRequestGenerator and PrettyRequestGenerator classes. It's only a 
matter of integrating a new format of urls that will take the user who 
owns the blog into account, so that we can have things like 
user1.domain.com/, user2.domain.com, etc. Integrating a new request 
generator is piece of cake, and could be switched at will from the 
admin interface. This of course would need some development from your 
side, but I don't think it would take too long to implement.

Oscar

On 24 Mar 2004, at 22:01, Brian M Rupe wrote:

> Recently here were I work we've put plans in motion to start giving 
> webspace out to more of our customers as a 'freebie' (we didn't 
> initially due to limited resources and excessive demand) and I was 
> thinking about setting up pLog to offer them blogging space. The issue 
> I'm running into is, we're going to be giving the customer a subdomain 
> (user.domain.com, user2.domain.com. bmrupe.domain.com) and I'd rather 
> NOT have multiple installs of pLog all over the place if I can avoid 
> it. Now I'm pretty sure that I'm going to wind up making a 
> blog.user.com and installing pLog there to cover this, but I was 
> wondering what the thoughts were on making pLog 
> multi-domain/multi-subdomain aware?
>
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