how to change the default web directory "/var/www"

[jmroth]

Yes I do (have a table called isp_server)

That is where I manually changed the new home directory in the server_path_httpd_root field because the UI wouldn't let me.

[till]

Yes I do (have a table called isp_server)

This table is always present, even if you imported it manually. The question is if this table has just one record inside which has the doc_id = 1

[jmroth]

Originally Posted by till

This table is always present, even if you imported it manually. The question is if this table has just one record inside which has the doc_id = 1

Yep it does only contain this one record.

Is that good or bad?

[till]

And the doc_id field of this record is 1 or not? If it doc_id = 1, it is ok, if doc_id > 1 its not ok.

[jmroth]

Yeah it is = 1 .
I tried changing it again, and this time it worked. (using the UI)
Oh well thanks anyway!

[Camran]

(sorry,
it is how to change a web directory location. i couldnt change the subject.)

If for example /var/www has no space to create more web site and for example i add new hard disk and mount it as /wwwdata then i want to create a new web site but not in /var/www because it has no space, instead in /wwwdata what is the best way you think?


i used ln -s to point web3 to /wwwdata/web3 and www.example.com to /wwwdata/web3

Thanks for your reply..

[falko]

Are you using LVM? Then you can extend your LVM partitions.

[Camran]

i dont want to use this way instead as i have /wwwdata which is my new harddisk i thought it is better (because of space limitation) to move /var/www/web3 to /www/web3 and using ln -s , now i want to know is it good way or i have another choise?

thanks for your attention,
cameron

[falko]

Yes, you can do that.