I want to create sub-domains using PHP on the fly. Suppose a user registers h开发者_StackOverflow中文版imself as a name "ABC". Then I want to create a sub-domain named 'ABC.mydomain.com' automatically by PHP. I'm using a linux based server.
Would anyone point me to the right direction?
You should be aware that this is easily done using wildcard DNS records. This way:
- you do not have to register each user to your DNS server.
- your DNS A-record may contain as few as 1 record: e.g *.mydomain.com -> 12.34.56.78
- your web server at 12.34.56.78 have to be configured to accept wildcard
In your server-side scripts, you dynamically resolve "abc.mydomain.com" on your controller/routing code by checking if abc is an existing active username, sample code below:
<?php
// Note that I am using SERVER_NAME vs HTTP_HOST, 
//    but for additional safety also check your httpd.conf
list($user, $domain) = split("\.", $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], 2);
// check if domain is correct, 
//    or you can leave this part if the web server checks this already
if ($domain === "mydomain.com") {
    // here, you verify $user if existent/active 
    // and reroute or render the page depending on request params 
    // ...
}
?>
 
         
                                         
                                         
                                         
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