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I have a multi-site setup with a single codebase. Is it possible to have my sites directory set up like this with sub folders: mysite.com in /home/drupal/sites/mysite.com

othersite1.com in /home/drupal/sites/cluster1/othersite1.com

othersite2.com in /home/drupal/sites/cluster1/othersite2.com

othersite3.com in /home/drupal/sites/cluster2/othersite3.com

othersite4.com in /home/drupal/sites/cluster2/othersite4.com

I'm trying to find a way to organize all my sites.

thanks

EricP
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You can do this if you are using Drupal 7. There is a file called sites.php in sites folder that you can alias the paths to your sites. If you are using < Drupal 7 you can make the directories as you propose and create symbolic links

 ln -s /home/drupal/sites/cluster1/othersite1.com othersite1.com

The way Drupal finds the site folder is explained in settings.php, read that.

Michael Papile
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  • Thanks Michael, I'm going to try that now. Do I need to cd into a certain directory before I run that command? My Drupal is installed at /home/drupal . – EricP Jan 22 '11 at 22:15
  • Can anyone tell me where I must cd into to run this command? Also to be clear, I don't want the directories cluster1, cluster2... to be sites themselves. – EricP Jan 23 '11 at 13:40
  • The directories will not be sites, only what is linked will be. You should link the site.com -> your path in /sites. So run that command in /sites. so ln -s /absolute/path/to/your/site yoursite.com in /sites – Michael Papile Jan 23 '11 at 21:59