In my multisite installation, I want to tweak the css for one of my domains (example.com). Short of creating an entire new theme or subtheme at sites/example.com/themes, is there some simpler way for me to do this?

Thanks.

What is Acquia's stance on AEgir?

Our production server currently has 8 subsites managed through AEgir 0.3. Our planned method of handling core upgrades was to download the new version as a separate directory, and migrate each site over to the new version one at a time. This would different subsites to run under different core versions during the upgrade in case some part of the upgrade breaks an existing site. This would only be until we fixed the problem (normally some custom module) and then moved it too. Read full article »

I have just installed the DAMP, and think it's a much better product than MAMP in initial observation.

Here is my problem ;

DAMP installation creates a new Drupal site (with it's own code base)... great!

- However, if I initiate a "NEW..." site, it will not allow me to install a new "Drupal code base", it would use the FIRST SITE's code base, and a new multisite is created

- Now, I know I can use the "Import..." function, and point to a new "Drupal code base" and start a new site. But, IMPORT does not explain the action we are taking here! Read full article »

Thank you for DAMP, awesome! Question from a Drupal newbie ...

Can I and/or should I run multiple instances of DAMP on Vista to support development for multiple sites not sharing code, contributed modules, nor databases?

DAMP's multi site feature would make managing multiple sites easy but these sites have nothing to do with each other and I am concerned with performance overhead and compatibility issues tied to loading many different modules not used across all site. ... or is that a pointless concern because I just don't know any better?

Thank you for any help; fully appreciated. Read full article »

I read on the release notes that you can now setup different code bases using the stack installer with an import button in the sites tab of the control panel...

* You can use the stack installer's control panel to manage other Drupal codebases such as Drupal 7 or Drupal 6. To do so, open the control panel, click Settings, select the Sites tab, and click Import. (AN-7893)

I installed the latest version and can't find it there.

I am new to Drupal, not exactly a developer and built a couple sites in the past weeks. I downloadeded the DAMP stack a few days ago and love it!

I tried the multi site feature and get the following error. How do I solve it? Fully appreciated help.

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host file doesn't exist or is not writable. 'C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts'
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I looked up the error message on Acquia.com, google.com and drupal.org but could not find any doc.

Regards,

-arnaud

I've been developing Drupal sites on my local computer, using xamp.

I haven't tried to use the multisite feature, but now that it's so easy, using the Acquia Stack, I'd like to try. Three questions:

1. Will I need to uninstall xamp on my computer to use the Aquia stack installer?

2. I have several sites on my local machine that I'd like to upgrade to the current version of Drupal. Can I use the stack installer for this?

3. Are there any concerns I should be aware of in uploading a multisite configuration to my host--in this case, Blue Host.

Thank you!

I'm hoping someone can help me with this.

I'm not running Acquia Drupal in a hosted server environment, I'm running it on my MacBook. I use MAMP Pro to manage the installation, because I find it easier to use with respect to setting up multiple virtual hosts.

I've found many installation instructions - although no definitive ones - that detail how to set up Acquia/Drupal using the regular version of MAMP, but nothing that shows how to set this up in MAMP Pro. Read full article »