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A few more thoughts:
1. It's quite interesting issue since it'll be a solution for modules<->subdomains for apache.
2. XOOPS is not just telling me that the "module don't exist" , but also logs me out in the sub domain (I was loged in in the main domain)
3. there is probably a simple solution with mod_rewrite without changing the mainfile code
4. I once saw it done with XOOPS (module in subdomain), but I don't remember the place nor the code
![](https://xoops.org/uploads/smil42e7a3ff4ceee.gif)
5. I kinda tired of all this (almost a week with no solution) ... I think I'll look for another solution (not XOOPS based)