I want my primary domain to point at a subdirectory (for web serving purposes). How do I do that?
Thanks.
Point primary domain at subdirectory
- Gisborne
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Seems like a simple, basic, obvious thing. But the cpanel doesn't obviously provide a way to do it, and forum search doesn't seem to answer the question either. And there's no actual *documentation*, so this is my last resort.
I want my primary domain to point at a subdirectory (for web serving purposes). How do I do that?
Thanks.
I want my primary domain to point at a subdirectory (for web serving purposes). How do I do that?
Thanks.
- Kumar
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Hello Gisborne,
I don't think there is an option in cPanel to make your main domain to point it to a sub directory. You may post a ticket to the support team to get it done by editing the vhost entries of your domain on the server.
I don't think there is an option in cPanel to make your main domain to point it to a sub directory. You may post a ticket to the support team to get it done by editing the vhost entries of your domain on the server.
2007-04-28 01:29 AM
HostingRails Support- Gisborne
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Thanks for that. Seems a basic thing to want.
Would you define "post a ticket"? There's nothing in cpanel about that.
Would you define "post a ticket"? There's nothing in cpanel about that.
2007-04-28 02:19 AM
- Kumar
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Hello Gisborne,
Please email support [at] hostingrails [dot] com to get it solved. When you send an email it automatically opens a ticket on our helpdesk. Thank you.
Please email support [at] hostingrails [dot] com to get it solved. When you send an email it automatically opens a ticket on our helpdesk. Thank you.
2007-04-28 02:23 AM
HostingRails Support- William
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Gisborne, the easiest way to do this without having to email support is just to setup your app in your root folder and create symlinks.
However, in your situation - are you wanting to use Apache's RewriteBase directive? What do you want showing in the browser URL and what dir do you want it to load?
However, in your situation - are you wanting to use Apache's RewriteBase directive? What do you want showing in the browser URL and what dir do you want it to load?