James Bennett wrote:
can this be done?
Sure. We do that all the time, with multiple sites living in a single
Apache instance. Generally it's just a matter of setting up a couple
different virtual hosts, and using the sites framework to ensure that
content for one site doesn't show up on another.
can you elaborate ?
judging from the description in the django book, the site framework
can help if I want to share the database and the code, but it still
requires me to run multiple instances (each with it's own settings and
urlconf stuff).
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