How create custom directories after add new Subservers?

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#1 Wed, 03/02/2011 - 05:07
samsagaz

How create custom directories after add new Subservers?

Hi guys, im having problems to configure Server and Subservers in my virtualmin. My main problem are the directory structure. I want to get my domains working in this structure.

/home/username/domains/domain1/ /home/username/domains/domain2/ /home/username/domains/domain3/

i can get it working with the same domain (server) but when add new subservers new unised directories are created for example in that way.

/home/username/domains/domain2/domains/domain2

im using Virtualmin GPL :(

Wed, 03/02/2011 - 05:48
samsagaz

after change the template now created in my main domain

/home/username/domains/domain1/logs (where logs are copyed) /home/username/domains/domain1/public_html (where i place the html files)

but impossible to create

/home/username/domains/domain1/cgi-bin (to run cgi-bin) /home/username/domains/domain1/awstats (to copy awstats files)

impossible to made some change like this in the new added domains

Wed, 03/02/2011 - 10:30
samsagaz

Is possible to made that changes? or just need to stuck with the default ones?

Wed, 03/02/2011 - 20:54
samsagaz

other tips (maybe dont understand what im trying to do)

i want to use some kind of structure like this one... /home/user1/domains/maindomain.com/

/home/user1/domains/maindomain.com/awstats/

/home/user1/domains/maindomain.com/cgi-bin/

/home/user1/domains/maindomain.com/logs/

/home/user1/domains/maindomain.com/mailbox/

/home/user1/domains/maindomain.com/public_html/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain1.com

/home/user1/domains/subdomain1.com/awstats/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain1.com/cgi-bin/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain1.com/logs/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain1.com/mailbox/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain1.com/public_html/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain2.com

/home/user1/domains/subdomain2.com/awstats/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain2.com/cgi-bin/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain2.com/logs/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain2.com/mailbox/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain2.com/public_html/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain3.com

/home/user1/domains/subdomain3.com/awstats/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain3.com/cgi-bin/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain3.com/logs/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain3.com/mailbox/

/home/user1/domains/subdomain3.com/public_html/

The only ones that can make are

/home/user1/domains/maindomain.com/

/home/user1/domains/maindomain.com/logs/

/home/user1/domains/maindomain.com/public_html/

:(

Fri, 03/04/2011 - 04:28
Locutus

I guess the easiest way to achieve what you're looking for is to use the "main domain" for your user just as a dummy domain, and create the first actual domain as a subserver. If you don't switch on any features for the dummy main domain, you can then even delete the unused public_html and just ignore the unused Maildir.

Note: "subserver" does not necessarily mean it must be a subdomain. You can have a main server "dom1.com" and a subserver "dom2.com".

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