Hi, I've been staring for 2 hours at both the Zope book and the notes "About" in VHM and still can't "get it". I wish to set up my domain with several subdomains: www.user1.mydomain.com, www.user2.mydomain.com, etc. I think I would want folders user1, user2, etc. in the root of Zope. These would be the top level of the subdomains. What would a VHM mapping look like to accomplish this? In particular, can I use a wildcard setup so that every time I add or delete a subdomain I don't have to go into VHM and code the change? Best Regards Ian Nunn School of Computer Science Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, CA
Ian Nunn wrote:
Hi,
I've been staring for 2 hours at both the Zope book and the notes "About" in VHM and still can't "get it". I wish to set up my domain with several subdomains: www.user1.mydomain.com <http://www.user1.mydomain.com>, www.user2.mydomain.com <http://www.user2.mydomain.com>, etc. I think I would want folders user1, user2, etc. in the root of Zope. These would be the top level of the subdomains. What would a VHM mapping look like to accomplish this? In particular, can I use a wildcard setup so that every time I add or delete a subdomain I don't have to go into VHM and code the change?
VHMs can map subdomains. You can map subdomains with a wildcard to a Zope path, too, though you can't set up a rule for doing this, though you could probably extend VHM for doing this. Look for the EnhancedVHM on zope.org, which has an easier interface (with documentation built in.) --jcc
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