Multiple Domains, Multi IP's, One Account, One Home Folder

[Stuff4Toys]

The title pretty much sums up the project.
Multiple Domains, Multi IP's, One Account, One Home Folder

This is for a corporate eCommerce site, not reselling or affiliating.

I have a project that requires multi IP's & SSLs with One set of data. Each domain will have it's own ip address and SSL, but share the same document root. And I would like to manage the whole mess from one cPanel login.

I need to do something like this:

One Account & cPanel login name (let's call it "name")
www.domain1.com ip.address.1 /home/name/public_html/
www.domain2.com ip.address.2 /home/name/public_html/
www.domain3.com ip.address.3 /home/name/public_html/
www.domain4.com ip.address.4 /home/name/public_html/

Thanks
JOhn ><>

[Stuff4Toys]

It looks like I have had a few lookers at this topic, but no takers yet.

I have studdied my httpd.conf carefully and noticed that I can add paramaters to the apache servers startup by adding to the post_virtualhost_2.conf file.

I understand that this negates the control from cPanel but I will not need to use mail or other services for these domains.

Can I just duplicate the current entries I see for my primary domains

<VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.1:80>

and

NameVirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.1:443

sections? Replacing the ip address and domain names in the appropriate sections, using the same usegroup names?

???
JOhn ><>

[Stuff4Toys]

Ya, YA, Ya
After reading http://www.cpanel.net/support/docs/e...irectives.html
I have a little better understanding of how this works.

Can I create OVERRIDES with this method?

If the httpd.conf says that the path to a document root is:
/home/name/public_html/domain1

Can I override this directive my placing in the post_virtualhost the same ip address:

<VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.1:80>
    ServerName domain1.com
    DocumentRoot /home/name/public_html

Will this override the previous and use the new info instead?

That would be cool.
JOhn ><>

[Stuff4Toys]

Originally Posted by Stuff4Toys

The title pretty much sums up the project.
Multiple Domains, Multi IP's, One Account, One Home Folder

This is for a corporate eCommerce site, not reselling or affiliating.

I have a project that requires multi IP's & SSLs with One set of data. Each domain will have it's own ip address and SSL, but share the same document root. And I would like to manage the whole mess from one cPanel login.

I need to do something like this:

One Account & cPanel login name (let's call it "name")
www.domain1.com ip.address.1 /home/name/public_html/
www.domain2.com ip.address.2 /home/name/public_html/
www.domain3.com ip.address.3 /home/name/public_html/
www.domain4.com ip.address.4 /home/name/public_html/

Thanks
JOhn ><>

I am still trying to figure out how to do this. Anyone here willing to help me get a clue?

JOhn ><>