Magento 10:26:19.51 DEBUG => Configuring port 8080 on file /opt/bitnami/apache/conf/nf
Magento 10:26:19.51 INFO => Configuring the HTTP port Magento 10:26:19.50 DEBUG => Validating settings in APACHE_* environment variables Magento 10:26:19.48 INFO => ** Starting Magento setup ** Magento 10:26:19.48 Submit issues and feature requests at Magento 10:26:19.48 Subscribe to project updates by watching You should now have different stores depending on the domain used.Magento 10:26:19.48 Welcome to the Bitnami magento container $ sudo installdir/ctlscript.sh restart apache Restart the Apache server to load the new configuration. Include "installdir/apps/magento/conf/nf"Īdd the following lines at the end of the installdir/apps/magento/conf/nf file to redirect the request depending on the domain. Include "installdir/apps/magento/conf/nf"Īdd the new domains to the VirtualHosts, into the ServerAlias directive, in the installdir/apps/magento/conf/nf file ĭocumentRoot "installdir/apps/magento/htdocs/" Approach B: Self-contained Bitnami installationsĪdd the following line to include the Magento configuration file for Virtual Hosts in the installdir/apache2/conf/bitnami/nf file. You should now have different stores depending on the domain used.
#Creating a magento store with bitnami magento stack code#
Here, MAGE_RUN_CODE is the code provided when configuring the New Website. SetEnvIf Host ^domain2\.com MAGE_RUN_TYPE=website SetEnvIf Host ^domain2\.com MAGE_RUN_CODE=domain2_com SetEnvIf Host ^domain1\.com MAGE_RUN_TYPE=website SetEnvIf Host ^domain1\.com MAGE_RUN_CODE=domain1_com Approach A: Bitnami installations using system packagesĪdd the following lines at the end of the installdir/magento/.htaccess file to redirect the request depending on the domain. The next step is to configure Apache to use Virtual Hosts and redirect depending on the domain. Then, modify the base URLs for both “Unsecure” and “Secure” scenarios with the corresponding domain name by unchecking the “Use default ” checkbox.
Before setting their respective base URLs, ensure that the configuration scope is set to the website to define which site you are working on. Select the Web section and set “Auto-redirect to Base URL” to “No” under the “URL Options” menu.Ĭonfigure the “Unsecure Base URL” and “Secure Base URL” for your newly created stores.
Enter the name of this store view, the code for this store view and use the “Status” field to enable the store view and make it accessible from the front-end.Īfter the store has been created, go to the “System -> Configuration -> General” menu and make sure that “Default Config” is selected under “Current Configuration Scope”. Set the “Store” field to the store which this view will be associated with. Click the “Create Store View” button in the “Stores -> All Stores” menu. “Website” is the website to which this store will be associated, “Name” is the same as “Website”, and “Root Category” is the root category that will be used for this store.įinally, create the store view, which is the interface that the customer will access on the front-end. Once the websites have been created, create the store corresponding to each website by clicking the “Create Store” button in the “Stores -> All Stores -> Create Store” menu. In the “Name” field, enter the domain of your new site and in the “Code” field, the code Magento will use to call this site. To do so, go to the “Stores -> All Stores -> Create Website” menu. Use the name you want, set “Is Active” to “Yes” in the “General Information” tab, and “Is Anchor” to “Yes” in the “Display Settings” tab. To do so, go to the “Products -> Categories -> Add Subcategory” menu. In this case, create two Subcategories, “Shoes” and “Clothes”. You can add Subcategories or Root Categories, depending on whether you want to share the catalog or not. You can also configure subdomains if you prefer, and use a different catalog for each store. This guide will attempt to set up and, both sharing the same catalog. Multi-store support in Magento is an important feature. Users of Bitnami native installers should refer only to the Approach B sections. NOTE: The Approach A sections referred to below do not apply to Bitnami native installers. Learn more about the Bitnami stack environment and about OS X VMs. On OS X VMs, the installation directory is /opt/bitnami and OS X VM users can click the “Open Terminal” button to run commands. Before running the commands shown on this page, you should load the Bitnami stack environment by executing the installdir/use_APPNAME script (Linux and MacOS) or by clicking the shortcut in the Start Menu under “Start -> Bitnami APPNAME Stack -> Application console” (Windows).
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