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Yes, you can run multiple CMS's on one site. Just put them into uniquely named directories under /web. The url might be www.domain.com/joomla, www.domain.com/wordpress, and www.domain.com/cms. I've done that under one site when multiple people were learning CMSs and wanted to play with their own installation.
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<br />BUT! You've got a bigger problem.
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<br />If you have two companies that both won't accept the other accessing their webspace - you can't have one domain. That's plain and simple - it can't be done security-wise.
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<br />Any FTP user created in a site/domain will have access to just their home directory. If made a "site admin", they'll gain access to the whole website, including the site's /web directory. But you can't split up the /web directory and give one "site admin" FTP user access to one half while no access to the other half.
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<br />Sounds like its time for a second domain - and they can fight over who gets the original name. Because I don't think your reverse proxy idea will work either. How would you set up the proxy to "combine" the sites??
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<br />Chuck
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From: Klein Joachim <j.klein@ibusiness.at>
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To: BlueOnyx General Mailing List <blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it>
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Sent: Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:16:13 +0100
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Subject: [BlueOnyx:09451] 2 CMS-Systems on one webspace
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<br />> Hy to the list!
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I have the following request:
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A customer wants that on one webspace should exists two different
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CMS-Systems.
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I think the blueonyx can handle it, but the systems are managed between two
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different companys and the shouldn´t get access for the other system.
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Also both wants to use the same domain and no sudomain (like www2).
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<a target="_blank" href="http://www.domain.com/">www.domain.com</a>
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/cms1 -> FTP-User 1
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/cms2 -> FTP-User 2
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SuPHP is enabled because of the security and then also Userwebs are
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disabled.
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For now I have only one Idea to get this thing running:
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Take two websites (cms1 and cms2) and then take a reverse Proxy and
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combine this two.
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Have anyone another idea - or simplier???
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Thanks
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Joachim
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