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    neiromancer is offline Member
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    Default two instances of sugar on one web server

    Hi Folks
    I'd like to run two different instances of SugarSuite (OS Ed) on one web server and have problem here.
    I have first instance of 4.2.0a in sugar_production dir. And config.php holds:
    'db_name' => 'sugarcrm',
    'site_url' => 'http://site/sugar_production',
    I have second instance of 4.2.0d in sugar_test dir. And its config.php holds:
    'db_name' => 'sugar_test',
    'site_url' => 'http://site/sugar_test',
    But when I try to run the test instance via browser its sims to run production instance.
    So, my questions are:
    Is it possible to run several different sugar instances on one web server? and how?
    Should I try to run several web-server instances to solve this problem?
    Thnx

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    hansp is offline Sugar Community Member
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    Default Re: two instances of sugar on one web server

    Yes, no problem. Probably you have copied one directory from the other. That means your .htaccess file's redirect is incorrect. Check that. Note that you also need a different unique_id for each installation.

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    mbroekel is offline Sugar Community Member
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    Default Re: two instances of sugar on one web server

    i've running several instances of different sugar versions on one xampp.

    simpliest way would be to copy the installation files into the destinated directory on the web server and then install every instance for itself on the right directory.

    i've done so and no problems ...

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    neiromancer is offline Member
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    Default Re: two instances of sugar on one web server

    Quote Originally Posted by hansp
    Yes, no problem. Probably you have copied one directory from the other. That means your .htaccess file's redirect is incorrect. Check that. Note that you also need a different unique_id for each installation.
    No, I've made different installations, so my .htaccess files are correct and unique_id are realy unique for each instance

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