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    Is there a free script that works with cpanel that make me offer free blogs to all users? For example wordpress?

    Thanks for your answers!
     
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    Yes, i have been using http://mu.wordpress.org/ for about 3 months since RC release and now upgrade it to MU 1.0

    I have no complain about this script only some plugins for wordpress will not work without hack some line on the script.
     
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    I do'n quit understand:
    - you want to offer free blog scripts for your users
    - you want to offer free blog instances for your users

    In first case, I'd recommend using Fantastico DeLuxe
    In the second case, a nice solution is Drupal CMS: after installation, each registered user may (can) get a free blog.

    Yours,
     
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    thanks for your answers! (gupi i want to offer free blog instances for my users). But i don't understand how can i provide a third level domain as yourname.blog.com that works with cpanel? have i to set unlimited subdomains?
     
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    You can use Wordpress MU (http://mu.wordpress.org/) and set your httpd.conf to allow wildcard dns for your domain.

    Wordpress MU will allow your member to create a separate blog.

    You can saw the example at edublogs.org , blogates.com , blogwae.com and others (http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/forum.php?id=11) that using Wordpress MU with subdomain feature.
     
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