I have a multi-site setup where 3 different sites share the same codebase. All of the modules are in the all/modules folder so they all have the exact same modules. I want to update the modules and core for the codebase with drush but I can't find a way to do it.
There is no settings.php file in sites/default so drush is throwing an error. Do I need to just create a dummy database so drush can connect and update the modules? Obviously I will have to run update.php on the sites after the updates are made.
I have a similar set up - multiple sites using the same codebase and different DBs. I use a shell script to run the same drush command through each site. The script is below - it's customised to my server set up. The relevant bits are:
The script below (called d7_all_sites) can run 3 drush commands on each of my sites: clear all caches, put sites in/out of maintenance mode, and update the database. The command is given by a parameter. So, when I update modules, I do this ...
The first time you run it it will download the new modules and run the update hooks on that site's DB and the next two times it will see that they're already downloaded so it will just run the update hooks on the other two sites' DB's.
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I have a network with multi-site and I need that there's a "main" site where I can add posts, taxonomies, and pages (and also translations about them) and I want the possibility to share the different post types to different sites along my network. For example:
1 Solution:Using the Main Site to create posts and then sync them to other sites where I want to share my post. So If the post doesn't exist, it should be created or otherwise updated.
What is the best solution to manage this scenario? There are other solutions? There is a WP function that helps me to do it? I think that Multisite in this scenario is ok for manage in easy way plugins and themes, but I need that some things are shared across the sites of my network.
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