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--- mantisbt:run_multiple_mantis_sites_on_one_installation [2011/02/11 03:26] – beautifyed Phileas
+++ mantisbt:run_multiple_mantis_sites_on_one_installation [2013/06/21 16:30] (current) – dregad
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-How to serve multiple mantis installations on the **windows** platform with :
+===== How to serve multiple mantis installations on the windows platform =====
+with
   - just one mantis installation
   - one or more databases
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 ==== Database ====
 This is a no-brainer, do what ever you like, combine the DB or use seperate ones, just have it reflected in the correct config file.
 ==== Configuration ====
 The various Mantis installations should all point to the same directory, each having their own hostheaders.
-Based upon the hostheaders the correct config file can be selected within the normal config_inc.php (see sample below).
+Based upon the hostheaders the correct config file can be selected within the normal ''config_inc.php'' (see sample below).
 Configuration of each installation, remains the same. All is handled in a dedicated config file.
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 you need to copy the default script to ''read_email_mantis1.php'' and ''read_email_mantis2.php''.
 So for each installation you now can run the script in isolation and still have the option to select the correct config.
 ==== Updating mantis ====
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 That is all
+===== Examples of Configuration =====
+==== config_inc.php ====
 So how would your ''config_inc.php'' look:
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 <?php
 // * HTTP_HOST is used to determine the config file needed for webservices                  *
-// * SCRIPT_NAME is used to determine the config file needed for commandline services       *
+// * SCRIPT_NAME is used to determine the
-$hostheader = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
+if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'])) {
+    $hostheader = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
+}
 $mailscript = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'];
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 The contents of ''config_mantis1.php'' and ''config_mantis2.php'' is the normal config for each individual installation of mantis.
+==== custom_strings_inc.php ====
+There is one other area which needs to be addressed which is the reference within Mantis to ''custom_strings_inc.php''.
+In the current setup it is assumed that these would be the same for all instances running of that single install. This clearly is not de facto true.
+Good news is that it is not a real issue anyway. This can be handled pretty easily, exactly in the same way as for the base config !!
+Just move your custom strings into an instance dependent file called ''custom_strings_mantis1.php'' and so on.
+Then your ''custom_strings_inc.php'' would look like :
+<code php>
+<?php
+// ******************************************************************************************
+// * *
+// * HTTP_HOST is used to determine the config file needed for webservices *
+// * SCRIPT_NAME is used to determine the config file needed for commandline services *
+// * *
+// ******************************************************************************************
+if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'])) {
+    $hostheader = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
+}
+$mailscript = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'];
+switch ($hostheader) {
+   case "mantis1.yourdomainl.com" :
+      include('custom_strings_mantis1.php');
+   break;
+   case "mantis2.yourdomainl.com" :
+      include('custom_strings_mantis2.php');
+   break;
+}
+switch ($mailscript){
+   case "read_mail_mantis1.php" :
+      include('custom_strings_mantis1.php');
+   break;
+   case "read_mail_mantis2.php" :
+      include('custom_strings_mantis2.php');
+   break;
+}
+</code>
+==== custom_constants_inc.php ====
+The same applies for the custom_constants_inc.php