Hello/Hi/Greetings,

I am looking for a alternative way to install Piwigo Multiple Site. But my provider doesn't allow to create a virtual host or server alias as explained in the manual. But I can create a  subdomain via DirectAdmin.

I like to have all files of the piwigo installation in map www.websitename.com/piwigo for a clean structure. And I tried the setup below.

But when I try to login on https://gallery1.websitename.com/identification.php I get a error:  404 Object not found!

    • Step 1) create a subdomain via DirectAdmin gallery1.websitename.com
    • Setp 2) Create directories
        (a)  /domains/websitename .com/public_html/piwigo
        (b) /domains/websitename.com/public_html/gallery1    
    • Set 3) Activate Multiple Site (file c)
    • set 4) performed the installation on gallery1.websitename.com


    (a) Piwigo Installation
    (b) the gallery of the subdomain, containing
    ◦ /domains/websitename.com/public_html/gallery1/local/config/database.inc.php
    ◦ /domains/websitename.com/public_html/gallery1index.php with line 14 modified

define('PHPWG_ROOT_PATH','../piwigo/');

(c) /domains/websitename .com/public_html/piwigo/local/config/config.inc.php

<?php
$conf["show_exif"] = $conf["use_exif"] = false;
 
 
#if (preg_match('#^/gallery1#', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']))
if (preg_match('/^gallery1.domainname.com$/', $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']))
{
  $site_dir = '../gallery1';
}




if (isset($site_dir))
{
  define('PWG_LOCAL_DIR', $site_dir.'/local/');
  $conf['upload_dir'] = './'.$site_dir.'/upload';
  $conf['data_location'] = $site_dir.'/_data/';
 
  # in case there is a specific configuration file for each "site"
  @include(PHPWG_ROOT_PATH.PWG_LOCAL_DIR. 'config/config.inc.php');
}
?>