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[cobalt-users] help with a Web problem?
- Subject: [cobalt-users] help with a Web problem?
- From: Jim Dory <jdory@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue Jan 27 11:10:01 2004
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Sun Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
This question may be more appropriate on a web designer forum, but maybe
there is some functionality of the raq4r that I can take advantage of
and I know there's lots of experts on this list, so here goes:
I was a complete newb when I received and setup the raq for hosting our
company email and website. Since I didn't know what I was doing I began
with a web domain that I could use as a test, and named the raq that. I
set it all up, but then added a virtual site as our main City website. I
left the test domain, because it seemed like a lot of fixing to change
it. So the first site setup is nomecity.org, and the site we now use is
nomealaska.org. I'm the system admin as well as site admin for both.
Our webpage has different departments, and now one of them needs to do
their own updates. The clerks want to be able to put up their own
calendar of meetings (council, planning, utility board, etc..) and
agendas. I can see other departments eventually wanting some input on
their pages. Currently I do it all.
We have one static ip address.
So I'm wondering how to best give them access. One possibility is to buy
another domain name and setup a second virtual site and make them site
admins, and have our main site link to it. Would that make the most
sense? But I suppose we would need a domain for each active department
then. But that may only amount to a couple.
Other possibilities I've thought of are other hosting sites with
calendaring, or install some kind of calendar software on our raq.. but
that doesn't let them upload agendas... Our ISP allows some free website
space with our account, so I could somehow use that. I'm not sure if
.htaccess would work in this case.. I don't understand that concept
yet.. but seems like they would need the siteadmin password? I'm
probably missing something very simple here.. Thanks for any thoughts..
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Jim D.