[OGo-Users] Multi-customer hosting

Thu, 26 Jul 2007 04:52:23 +1200

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Hi Wolfgang, thanks for the prompt
reply.&nbsp; This definitely sounds like a workable solution - the only
issue is that we'll face is the number of processes that we could end
up with.&nbsp; We're aiming a hosted service at small companies (of &lt;20
users), and we could end up with hundreds of processes.&nbsp; Do you find
that this approach eats a lot of server resources? 
 
Thanks again, 
Damian. 

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Wolfgang Sourdeau wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:8a003840525085d97ae8592cd7d10667@mozzarella"
 type="cite">Hi Damian,
 
 
 
I think that a good idea is to have the same OGo installation but while
having it run under different user ids. This way, each process would
have a different set of settings, adapted to its hosted company.
 
 
If you make sure those processes use a different WOPort, you can
configure Apache to use that port based on the company's hostname (with
the "VirtualHost" directive).
 
 
We do that for SOGo at Inverse and it works fairly well.
 
 
 
Wolfgang
 
 
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