Hi there, I need to set up a site that excactly mimics another site - and this other site has public_html as its web folder. Is that possible in ISP Config 3 ? Hope some of you can help me with this... Niels Terp
Is public_html hardcoded anywhere in the site? If not, it shouldn't matter how the document root is called.
Well, both yes and no. This other site is on a SuSE linux machine using public_html. The site I'm setting up is for practising for a new webmaster, who is realy "green". I have therefore promised him to make the site as close a copy as possible. When he is uploading his files to the server he has to upload to public_html. However he also has (in the same process) to upload files wich is placed in ../public_html for security reasons. I would therefore like to maintain the same directory structure on the ISPConfig site. To be more specific, can I change the document root in a ISPConfig3-site from "web" to "public_html" ? I guess I wil have to set the document root in the apache conf-file. But wich one ? And do I need to change anything else ? Best regards Niels
