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Reply to: jype
If you are trying to use 2 XOOPS installations on your websites, here are few ideas:
1. You can use sub-domains to point to different XOOPS installations on your website. Example: xoops1.domain.com, xoops2.domain.com; or test-xoops.domain.com; and domain.com (as the main site that uses the xoops php script).
2. For the database problem: 1. You can either use 2 different MySQL databases for the XOOPS installations, or you can; 2. Use the same MySQL database name, but create 2 different MySQL users, and then add those users with full MySQL permissions to your main MySQL database.
Keep in mind, you can use as many users with 1 MySQL database, you just have to add those users to your MySQL database, and give those users permission to access the databases.
Note: I would recommend that you use separate passwords for each MySQL user / database - for extra security.
Thank you very much.