xenForo's in other directories in the same domain with 1 licence

[rafass]

With 1 licence can I do this: ?

Example:
http://my-domain.com/english
http://my-domain.com/chinese
http://my-domain.com/french

Thanks for your replies and sorry if this is this question is duplicated.

 

[Jeremy]

You cannot. You will need separate licenses.

 

[rafass]

Oki. it's reasonable.
Sorry, I misunderstood this part in the area of frequently asked questions:

Can multiple domains or subdomains be used with a single license?
Yes, as long as the domains or subdomains all resolve to the same installation, all of the content is available at every domain or subdomain, and there is no attempt to make them appear as separate installations.

Thanks for your quick reply! @Jeremy

 

[Jeremy]

You are able to install separate languages to your forum so it can be viewed (- content) in different languages.

 

[rafass]

You are able to install separate languages to your forum so it can be viewed (- content) in different languages.

I see, Thanks.
So, according with this:

However, you may create a single additional test installation for testing purposes only. Any test installation of this kind must be password protected, and access to it must be limited to you and your website staff.

It's ok if I have: http://my-domain.com/tests
How can I protect it with password and made that limitations? (I'll use it only for tests)

 

[Jeremy]

If you are on Apache, .htaccess is required.

 

[rafass]

Got it. I'll use this method to protect it: http://www.htaccesstools.com/articles/password-protection/
Thanks again! Jeremy!

 

[Robust]

You are able to install separate languages to your forum so it can be viewed (- content) in different languages.

If he means the same forum but /english for English and /french for French that's fine right? Might need some custom development but that'd just be some kind of language setting route.

 

[Jeremy]

Yes, if those are custom developed routes to set languages, it should be fine. It may be extremely difficult to prefix all routes with the language so that you can have it /french/forums/1/, etc.

 

[BobbyWibowo]

If you are on Apache, .htaccess is required.

Uhm, just wondering, but can't we just put the test board inactive from the Admin CP? Besides administrators can access inactive installation anyway.

 

[Andrej]

Uhm, just wondering, but can't we just put the test board inactive from the Admin CP? Besides administrators can access inactive installation anyway.

https://xenforo.com/license-agreement/

You may create a single additional test installation for the purpose of testing the Software. Any test installation of this kind must be password protected, and access to it must be limited to You and Your website staff.

It is still web-accessible when you put the board as inactive.

 

[Jeremy]

Uhm, just wondering, but can't we just put the test board inactive from the Admin CP? Besides administrators can access inactive installation anyway.

This is not enough to satisfy the requirements set forth by the license agreement.

 

[FredC]

This is not enough to satisfy the requirements set forth by the license agreement.

Curious why not? (Just wondering no conspiracies)

 

[Jeremy]

See the post before mine. The license agreement requires further protection.

 

[BobbyWibowo]

https://xenforo.com/license-agreement/
It is still web-accessible when you put the board as inactive.

Yeah well, I do notice that. I was just simply wondering because if the intention is to prevent license holder from using it as live installation, then putting it inactive should have been enough. No need to mark those parts with big font size really, it's like you're throwing the agreement on my face, lol.

 

[TPerry]

Yeah well, I do notice that. I was just simply wondering because if the intention is to prevent license holder from using it as live installation, then putting it inactive should have been enough. No need to mark those parts with big font size really, it's like you're throwing the agreement on my face, lol.

No, it's to emphasize the portion that you had questions about. WHY they specify that was a decision they made - but they DID decide that putting it in an inactive state was not enough. By purchasing a license you agree to it.

 

[Mr Lucky]

https://xenforo.com/license-agreement/


It is still web-accessible when you put the board as inactive.

I was under the impression that when a board is inactive, then it is not accessible. If I am going to do work or n upgrade, I close down my forum from the ACP, does this still mean it is accessible?

 

[Chris D]

The license agreement specifically states that it should be password protected.

 

[Mr Lucky]

The license agreement specifically states that it should be password protected.

Do you mean it needs a password that is not the same as the admin password which (I presume) protects a closed forum?

 

[TRACKMIXERS]

Do you mean it needs a password that is not the same as the admin password which (I presume) protects a closed forum?

Yes, you would basically be protecting the whole forum by putting a password on the directory it's in. That way, only the person with the password could see any parts of the test forum.