I've searched in Google and can't find any way to configure a sub-domain directory to appear at the same level as public_html, ie /home/domain.com/sub.domain.com instead of /home/domain.com/public_html/sub.domain.com
With the current structure I'm not sure if I would be able to install a Laravel project which relies on the application files residing outside of public_html, normally one level above. Also on the forums I read that someone was not able to install WordPress after having setup a sub-domain. Seems to be a fundamental limitation for an otherwise brilliant control panel.
I've searched in Google and can't find any way to configure a sub-domain directory to appear at the same level as public_html, ie /home/domain.com/sub.domain.com instead of /home/domain.com/public_html/sub.domain.com
With the current structure I'm not sure if I would be able to install a Laravel project which relies on the application files residing outside of public_html, normally one level above. Also on the forums I read that someone was not able to install WordPress after having setup a sub-domain. Seems to be a fundamental limitation for an otherwise brilliant control panel.