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Single Click WordPress Image How to Setup Multiple Domain ?

Hello Sir,

i have Duplicated Apache Virtual Host Configuration file which is 00-defualt.cnf cannot run this command through command line sudo cp default FirstSite sudo cp default SecondSite i did this setting through WinSCP. still this is not working Please Help me.

i have installed Single Click WP Image. the issue is i have added one more domain on this Droplet. using this Tutorial. https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/multiple-wordpress-installations-on-single-droplet-one-click-install

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mwindriyanto • December 21, 2014

I have same issue. I also have tried what you suggest but the result is same. I can’t access new domain that i want to register with.

Anyone can help me solve this issue ?

Andrew SB • November 4, 2014

It looks like you might be following this tutorial to setup multiple WordPress sites. That was originally written for Ubuntu 12.04, but the WordPress One-Click app is based on Ubuntu 14.04. On that version of Ubuntu the Apache config file default was renamed to 000-default.conf Also, all Apache config files should end with .conf now. So the section that tutorial where you copy the file would now look something like:

cd /etc/apache2/sites-available/
cp 000-default.conf FirstSite.conf
cp 000-default.conf SecondSite.conf
# Edit your domain names
a2dissite 000-default.conf
a2ensite FirstSite.conf
a2ensite SecondSite.conf

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