Choosing A Document Root When Creating A Sub-domain

[chubx]

Hi,

I'm not sure if it's alright to post this here. But here it goes.

I've installed it in Ubuntu x64 12.04, it's great! But how shall I choose the document root? Doing a ./domain.sh add myusername mysub.domain.tld automatically creates another separate document root.

What if I wanted to direct the sub-domain to another folder inside it's root domain? The usual path for root domain is /home/user-name/domains/domain-folder/public_html and I need the newly created sub-domain to use the same document root. This is easy to do with a control panel, but I'd rather use this script for my intended hosting.

Any thoughts on this one?

Testing this on a VirtualBox. Great script by the way!

[Mins]

That is currently not possible. The scripts rely on using a standard (opinionated) structure for the domains and sub-domains to be able to do all its automation.

I'm afraid you will need to create and configure the subdomain manually. May I ask why you'd prefer such a directory structure? Its similar to cPanel which imho a less clean way to organize your virtual hosts.

[chubx]

Hello There. I'm just learning all these stuff by myself and I'm not earning really well right now. I can't afford a cPanel license and I'm just practicing these stuffs from my local machine plus with free visualization apps/platform.

I've tried creating and configuring the subdomain manually but it throws an error about the php-fpm mod.

I'm currently trying to setup an OpenCart Multi Store setup using your script. I prefer to use your script than to use those FOSS Control Panels. I'm not good at server security yet, that is why I rather not use those control panel yet as I've read several released exploits about them. I've tried zPanel, Ajenti, DirectAdmin, Webadmin and ISPConfig.

But I really prefer to use just your script.

Thank you for responding by the way. I'll make a further research on this one.