Several domains per user?

[DiXeoN]

Hello.

I think this has been discussed before, but just wanted to open it (again?)

Well..

One thing that I really think ispCP is missing is, that you got a username to log in with, from where you can administer several domains.

So when we sell a hosting package, you can buy a maximum number of domains to use with the hosting package.

Is this something that will be made for 1.1 ?

As I really think that is whats missing, as theres no logical idea in making a webhotel of 1GiB, if you cannot use more than one domain on it.


Kind regards

[sci2tech]

It`s not really missing. This is done by aliases. But main domain / username separation is something that is planed. Then we can have real aliases / add-on domains.

[DiXeoN]

Allright..

I actually never understood the function of aliases - what do they actually do?

But sounds nice that it is planned.

[sci2tech]

Aliasses can be:
Add-on domains (perform like master domain and can have subdomains / mails / ftp accounts).
A simple redirect to another domain (if you use Forward to URL)

[DiXeoN]

oh.. nice..

But when a number of MySQL accounts is chosen in the hosting plan, is it per domain/alias or per user?

[sci2tech]

(02-20-2009 07:49 PM)DiXeoN Wrote:  oh.. nice..

But when a number of MySQL accounts is chosen in the hosting plan, is it per domain/alias or per user?

Mysql accounts are per user, because mysql do not depend on domain name.

[DiXeoN]

Okay.

But what about the rest? Size, FTP accounts, subdomains and so on?

[sci2tech]

Exactly like Cpanel, per user not per domain.

[DiXeoN]

Allright. Good to know