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[John Joseph Bachir <jjb AT ibiblio.org>]

it seems like multi-domain support is beginning to be a very widely 
requested feature.

<http://source.ibiblio.org/trac/lyceum/ticket/356>

if anyone has any further ideas to add to that ticket, please do so.

j


On Mon, 9 Oct 2006, Scot Hacker wrote:

> On Oct 9, 2006, at 9:00 AM, lyceum-users-request AT lists.ibiblio.org
> wrote:
>
> > current project of mine. However, the multiple domain option
> > Shahrooz talks
> > about is an absolute must for me.
>
> I think this discussion needs to go  beyond just supporting multiple
> domains. Both WPMU and Lyceum fall flat on their faces compared to
> Movable Type and b2evolution when it comes to being to being able to
> simply put  a blog anywhere on a server's filesystem, without being
> constrained by having all blogs hanging off a single  dir or  using
> subdomains.  I described  this problem in some detail here:
>
> http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1867&replies=4
>
> Movable Type and b2evolution can output any blog  to any location on
> the filesystem - any domain, any subdomain, any directory. Total
> freedom for administrators running multi-purpose servers.
>
> MT can do it because it spits out static HTML.
>
> b2 can do it because it provides for a "stub" index you can drop into
> any directory, which invokes the rest of the centralized b2
> installation.
>
> I strongly urge Lyceum developers to study and implement something
> like the b2 model. It would put so many of these questions to rest
> for once and for  all. Doing so would  also  give Lyceum a nice leg
> up on WPMU, which also fails this test miserably.
>
> Scot
>
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