[Typo3-dev] Distributet Typo3 site, how to approach this?

[Jan-Hendrik Heuing [netfielders]]

As it's not for political reasons... Just do it in one installation, you 
would not even need special apache rewrite things. You could add individual 
virtual hosts for different logging etc., and point it all to one typo3 
installation...

Finaly you use domain records in pages to tell typo3 what domain to point 
where. that's it !!

Jan-Hendrik

"Georg Rehfeld" <georg.rehfeld at gmx.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:mailman.1.1095980002.31016.typo3-dev at lists.netfielders.de...
> Hi all,
>
> our customer want's to know, if it would be possible to distribute a
> Typo3 site onto different servers hosted by different providers in
> different domains. The overall structure should be something like this:
>
> mother company       at http://mother.com
> daugther 1 company   at http://daughter1.com
> daugther 2 company   at http://daughter2.de
> ...
> daugther n company   at http://daughtern.fr
>
> The issue is, that the whole thing should look and behave as if it where
> just one big Typo3 site as close as possible. Besides, the split is not
> intended to solve load balancing issues, but more for political
> reasons.
>
> I'm not looking for a ready made solution here, just for different
> concepts to follow.
>
> We came up with 2 approaches already:
>
> 1. have only one Typo3 installation on mother.com and have Apache
>    rewrite URLs from every daugther to the mother. This should work,
>    but is no real distribution.
>
> 2. have Typo3 installed at every site and only carrying that sites
>    content. The menu to access the other sites would be "faked" into
>    the TS template for menu generation or the HTML template. This would
>    make crosslinking between parallel sites much harder, indexed search
>    would only find content on the current site etc.
>
> Comments? Suggestions?
>
> Thanks
>
> Georg
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