2 Vb's One Login

[noj75]

Hi all,

Is it possible to register a user into two vB's on different domains.

let me explain.

I have two licenses of vB on two seperate domains ( eg DA & DB). If a user registered on DA could I set it up so that their registration also goes into DB automatically? Linke linking the two.
I hope that makes sense.

Is it possible for this to be done?

Thanks in advance!

[dcw]

I'd like to know this too, we have 3 forums actually but one isn't VB 2 are, and we are talking about figuring out how to connect the 3 together without having to log in on each forum.

[MoT3rror]

I am not for sure if this will work. I would test this on a development server before trying.

Using one the register hooks. Change the current DB info using this code assign the correct values for the second site.

PHP Code:

$db->connect(
    $vbulletin->config['Database']['dbname'],
    $vbulletin->config['MasterServer']['servername'],
    $vbulletin->config['MasterServer']['port'],
    $vbulletin->config['MasterServer']['username'],
    $vbulletin->config['MasterServer']['password'],
    $vbulletin->config['MasterServer']['usepconnect'],
    $vbulletin->config['SlaveServer']['servername'],
    $vbulletin->config['SlaveServer']['port'],
    $vbulletin->config['SlaveServer']['username'],
    $vbulletin->config['SlaveServer']['password'],
    $vbulletin->config['SlaveServer']['usepconnect'],
    $vbulletin->config['Mysqli']['ini_file'],
    $vbulletin->config['Mysqli']['charset']
); 


Then in the same hook use the user datamanager to create a user on the other site.
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...t=create+users

Then switch the DB info back to the current site.

PHP Code:

$db->connect(
    $vbulletin->config['Database']['dbname'],
    $vbulletin->config['MasterServer']['servername'],
    $vbulletin->config['MasterServer']['port'],
    $vbulletin->config['MasterServer']['username'],
    $vbulletin->config['MasterServer']['password'],
    $vbulletin->config['MasterServer']['usepconnect'],
    $vbulletin->config['SlaveServer']['servername'],
    $vbulletin->config['SlaveServer']['port'],
    $vbulletin->config['SlaveServer']['username'],
    $vbulletin->config['SlaveServer']['password'],
    $vbulletin->config['SlaveServer']['usepconnect'],
    $vbulletin->config['Mysqli']['ini_file'],
    $vbulletin->config['Mysqli']['charset']
); 


There might be better way to do this but I am just giving a idea. Also there might be more to this then just this code.

[Opserty]

Won't be easy you'd have to edit a lot of things, maybe you should consider running them off the same database if that is possible? and just merging the two current ones into a single one. Then you can just use a different style for each domain.

[Dismounted]

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