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If you are running more than one Drupal site, you can simplify management and upgrading of your sites by using the multi-site feature. Multi-site allows you to share a single Drupal installation (including core code, contributed modules, and themes) among several sites.
This is particularly useful for managing the code since each upgrade only needs to be done once. Each site will have its own database and its own configuration settings, so each site will have its own content, settings, enabled modules, and enabled theme. However, the sites are sharing a code base and web document root, so there may be security concerns (see section below for more information).
This is particularly useful for managing the code since each upgrade only needs to be done once. Each site will have its own database and its own configuration settings, so each site will have its own content, settings, enabled modules, and enabled theme. However, the sites are sharing a code base and web document root, so there may be security concerns (see section below for more information).
Apparently, you can have multiple websites running off one code base of Drupal. Interesting, I wish I could turn the time back and revise couple of CMS decisions. Wordpress is great but not as high in demand on the job market as Drupal.
Here is instructions on how to setup Drupal to run multiple sites using same, only one code base. http://drupal.org/ge...tall/multi-site
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