Imagegen, license and multiple domains in one umbraco
Hi,
I have on umbraco installation where there are three different sites on seperate domains - x.com, y.com and z.com. I have bought a licens for domain x.com, but i need to have a licens for the other two domains - how do i achieve this? Do i buy a licens for each domain? Where/how do i add the license key?
Yes, you'd need a key for y.zom and z.com as well. You can purchase them online as you did the first one. You can add all three keys to the imagegen.config file.
The solution to Anne's second question was to correct a typo in the imagegen.config file (mismatching opening and closing tags). If ImageGen can't read the imagegen.config file it ignores the file entirely and operates in Basic mode rather than giving a server error for each request. Once the file was valid XML the domain keys were correctly processed and ImageGen operates in Professional mode.
Imagegen, license and multiple domains in one umbraco
Hi,
I have on umbraco installation where there are three different sites on seperate domains - x.com, y.com and z.com. I have bought a licens for domain x.com, but i need to have a licens for the other two domains - how do i achieve this? Do i buy a licens for each domain? Where/how do i add the license key?
Hi, Anne,
Yes, you'd need a key for y.zom and z.com as well. You can purchase them online as you did the first one. You can add all three keys to the imagegen.config file.
cheers,
doug.
We have done so now, but our version is still basic when we try to domain/imagegen.ashx?version.
We have this in web config
<configuration>
<configSections>
<section name="ImageGenConfiguration" type="ImageGen.ImageGenConfigurationHandler,ImageGen" />
</configSections>
<ImageGenConfiguration configSource="config\ImageGen.config" />
</configuration>
And we have added the keys to imagegen.config with each a key
<ImageGenConfiguration>
<Registration>
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The solution to Anne's second question was to correct a typo in the imagegen.config file (mismatching opening and closing tags). If ImageGen can't read the imagegen.config file it ignores the file entirely and operates in Basic mode rather than giving a server error for each request. Once the file was valid XML the domain keys were correctly processed and ImageGen operates in Professional mode.
cheers,
doug.
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