Multiple Sites

One single WebGUI Instance you can use for multiple sites with different domains, e.g.:

www.server.xx (Path /home )

                   -----  www.subserver01.xx (Path /sub01)
                   |
                    ----  www.subserver02.xx (Path /sub02)

After installing of WebGUI, you'll have to make the pages /home, /sub01 and /sub02. Depending on your navigation-assets, it will be possible to jump to every site or not.

The next step is the configuring of Apache. Here you`ll need two instances (a proxy and one for WebGUI)

A proxy will analyse your requests and proxie it to the webgui-server on another port (e.g.81) or rewrites the hostnames

That's the trick!

# Proxy config

<VirtualHost _default_:80>
#...

      RewriteEngine On  

      # redirect to domain, from other internal webgui site

      RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} "sub01\."
      RewriteRule ^/$  /sub01

      # back from sub to master (on link /home)

      RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} "sub01\."
      RewriteRule ^/home$  http://www.server.xx/home [R]

      # from master to sub (on link /sub01)

      RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} "www.server\."
      RewriteRule ^/sub01$  http://www.subserver01.xx/sub01 [R]

#same per subserver
#....

      # get answers back with clients Hostname
      ProxyPreserveHost On
      RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://www.server.xx:81/$1 [P]

</VirtualHost>

# WebGUI-Server, normal but on port 81

<VirtualHost Adresse:81>

...

</VirtualHost>

Different WebGUI Versions

With this type of installation with more apache-instances, it's no problem to run two or more different versions of WebGUI on one system.

If you configure the proxy also for php, you also might use phpMyAdmin (which is _still_ not possible with wre).

To configure Apache, you may copy and use your standard config  and control-files, as long as you change the pid-file in the new control file and add a PidFile-Statement in your config like
"PidFile /var/run/httpd2_proxy" and "PidFile /var/run/httpd2_webgui"