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No, we don't want to resell anything with TCadmin, if we wanted to do that we would've built a control panel ourselves in java. The reason behind having multiple sites is for our admin use, template development/integration and internal coding for our new site. If we had one TCadmin site and we screwed something up while coding, we don't want our game server clients to see messed up pages. Additionally we would like backup sites in case the production site fails or is attacked...

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No, we don't want to resell anything with TCadmin, if we wanted to do that we would've built a control panel ourselves in java. The reason behind having multiple sites is for our admin use, template development/integration and internal coding for our new site. If we had one TCadmin site and we screwed something up while coding, we don't want our game server clients to see messed up pages. Additionally we would like backup sites in case the production site fails or is attacked...

 

That is a very good idea. I'm going to have to do the same.

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No, we don't want to resell anything with TCadmin, if we wanted to do that we would've built a control panel ourselves in java. The reason behind having multiple sites is for our admin use, template development/integration and internal coding for our new site. If we had one TCadmin site and we screwed something up while coding, we don't want our game server clients to see messed up pages. Additionally we would like backup sites in case the production site fails or is attacked...

 

Easy solution would be to make a copy of your website folder on the machine its hosted on and under IIS create another TCA website running on a different port like 8080 so you admins can make their tests there.

 

About backups you can then use syncback (freeware) to synchronize remotely your TCA files everyday (thats what I do) so if your machine fails or is attacked it takes a few minutes to build up a new website.

 

I synchrnonize daily my TCA install folder (web, master and remote servers) and the few times I had to proceed to a reload of the OS it took me a couple of hours to get everything back up.

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