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How to point a subdomain to /htdocs of main domain? - Kwik - 01-10-2009 10:11 PM
How can I point a subdomain to /htdocs of main domain - without using Domain redirect?
example -
main domain = maindomain.com
sub domain = sub.maindomain.com
main domain = /var/www/virtual/maindomain.com/htdocs
sub domain = /var/www/virtual/maindomain.com/htdocs
how can I do that? When I put "/htdocs" into "Directory tree mount point" I get the error "Incorrect mount point syntax!"
Domain redirect would not do the job because the main domain does not point to the server yet.
RE: How to point a subdomain to /htdocs of main domain? - Claus - 01-10-2009 11:43 PM
(01-10-2009 10:11 PM)Kwik Wrote: How can I point a subdomain to /htdocs of main domain - without using Domain redirect?
example -
main domain = maindomain.com
sub domain = sub.maindomain.com
main domain = /var/www/virtual/maindomain.com/htdocs
sub domain = /var/www/virtual/maindomain.com/htdocs
how can I do that? When I put "/htdocs" into "Directory tree mount point" I get the error "Incorrect mount point syntax!"
Domain redirect would not do the job because the main domain does not point to the server yet.
Set "/" as mountpoint.
Regards, Claus
RE: How to point a subdomain to /htdocs of main domain? - Kwik - 01-11-2009 12:10 AM
@Claus - Does not work too.
"Incorrect mount point syntax!"
RC7 btw.
RE: How to point a subdomain to /htdocs of main domain? - Claus - 01-11-2009 12:20 AM
(01-11-2009 12:10 AM)Kwik Wrote: @Claus - Does not work too.
"Incorrect mount point syntax!"
RC7 btw.
Sorry, I didnt know which version of ISPCP you use. In RC6 it worked, but this feature is not supported in RC7.
You can see this here.
http://www.isp-control.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=5124
In the trunk it is integrated again.
Claus
RE: How to point a subdomain to /htdocs of main domain? - Kwik - 01-11-2009 12:28 AM
Ok. Thanks for this information.