• Dear Community,

    I have a blog running successfully. Now I want to use the postings from my db to have a second blog. How do I do this? Basically, I want to copy my whole wordpress folder in another directory on the webserver – and leave all the settings in wp-config.php the same (as it should be the same database). But I cannot login – if I login I get a fresh and new site….
    Any help? Thx!

Viewing 7 replies - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • Since the blog’s address (see the two URI values in the old blog’s admin > Options > General) are stored in the database – you cannot use the database at two addresses!

    Thread Starter sxdcgn

    (@sxdcgn)

    Thx! Any workaround possible? RSS? It would make so much sense to use the content twice, right?

    Not really. Google might punish you for dupliacte content…

    Yes, rss might be a solution. Perhaps, somebody figured out another way, too. Did you try searching the forums?

    Thread Starter sxdcgn

    (@sxdcgn)

    Yes, I did not find anything, Why should Google punish me for duplycating *my* content?

    Ask them…

    Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    WordPress.org Admin

    Yes, I did not find anything, Why should Google punish me for duplycating *my* content?

    Because then it’s more likely to be considered spam, perhaps?

    Why would you want to reuse your content anyway? What is the purpose of this? What’s your goal?

    Thread Starter sxdcgn

    (@sxdcgn)

    I want use my content on two different websites, with two different approaches: One company weblog, one university weblog. Anyway, I could make it one – but I thought there *must* be way!

Viewing 7 replies - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • The topic ‘Having two blogs pointing to the same database’ is closed to new replies.