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Thread: Setting permissions, or what people see

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    Default Setting permissions, or what people see

    I have a server that I would like to use to host a few websites, I have 2 on the server now.

    The trouble I have is what is viewable in FTP. Both sites can currently see the "Root"

    I would like it so only one site can see the root. Is that the difference between domains and sub-domains? A domain can view the root, but the sub-domain can only view it's associated folders? (by associated folder I mean, public html etc.)

    Does a sub-domain have all the same features as a regular domain, only some features are disabled or not seen? Like the root or the main websites folders etc.?

    Maybe what I need to do is not have separate domains, but one domain and all the other sites would be sub-domains. Am I correct in this?

    Thank you!

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    You should look into:

    http://chrootssh.sourceforge.net/index.php
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    Make sure Cpanel Jailshelling is enable.
    Account Functions -->>
    Manage SSH Access

    Check some permissions of course,.
    "Life is like a box on cPanel Edge. You never know what your gonna get..."

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