MultiTiki | |
It is possible to have multiple Tikis on a single server and using a single copy of the installation file set. This can be done through:
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1.1. Create a separate database for each url. | |
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1.2. Configure the server to host multiple Tikis | |
1.2.1. Multitiki using domains | |
Typically, each Tiki will be accessed by a separate URL through Apache. Generally, the URLs are specified as virtual hosts — often in VirtualHost stanzas within Apache's configuration file. Remember to restart Apache after you have changed the configuration files. On Linux this is usually best done with the "apachectl" graceful command. On shared hosting, you can use "parked a domain" to have extra domains pointing to the same TikiWiki installation. |
1.2.2. Multitiki using subdirectories | |
Add symlinks. See the instructions in Manual installation AND in MultiTiki Manual Installation for the time being (and/or improve this page). |
1.3. Create the necessary directories within Tiki's main directory. | |
Run setup.sh from the console, and follow instructions. You'll need to grant execution permission on that file the first time, as user with root privileges: Copy to clipboard
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1.4. Optionally, add .htaccess with rewrite rules | |
You optionally add some Apache Clean URLs for your tikis.
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1.5. Sys admin tasks from the Console | |
Since Tiki11, you can rebuild the Search Index and many other sys admin tasks from the command line also for Multitiki setups. And Since Tiki12.3, you can also handle the Mail Queue and the Daily Reports. You can use commands like: Copy to clipboard
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Newer MultiTiki Utility Commands | |
Since Tiki 15 (??) you can use multitiki:list and multitiki:move to manage your multitiki domains. For example: Copy to clipboard
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See Console |
1.6. Other Installation Procedures for Multiple TikiWikis | |
See also
Related older pages
Aliases
Multi-Tiki Multi Tiki MultiTiki 1.9 | MultiTiki Akira | MultiTiki Virtual Hosting Install | MultiTiki Recipe |