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[EP-tech] Running multiple instances / cloning vhosts etc
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Hi!
the big problems I can see are the apache conf and that mod_perl would be used by both instances.
Eprints should just have its own http interface and let the frontend serve manage domains. So no need for mod_perl and the conf would be managed with reverse proxy.
Il 07/10/22 00:55, Matthew Brady via Eprints-tech ha scritto:
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Hi All,
I haven?t run across this in the past, but is it possible to run multiple instances on a single system, using separate /opt paths, dbase schemas etc,
Is this possible, or discouraged?
For extra complication, thoughts on duplicating/cloning an existing running instance, into the new /opt paths, schemas etc.
Cheers
Matt.
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