Hi -
Probably seems like an odd question, but I'm looking to create a second cPanel user account which would appear as subfolder of a first cPanel account.
For example:
cPanel user account 1 = www.example.com
cPanel user account 2 = www.example.com/subfolder
For security, and redundancy reasons I'm trying to keep things as separate as possible, however from a web users perspective they need to appear to be part of the same.
In my scenario, I'm setting up an ecommerce store (cPanel user account 1), but also have an editorial site that needs to appear to be under the same domain (cPanel user account 2).
Obviously I could just use a subfolder in the first account and put relevant files in there, but I'd really like there to be two accounts (2 cPanels, 2 x ssh logins etc).
Whats the best way to go about this? I can't find an obvious solution. Should I set up the second account as subdomain but redirect it so it appears as a subfolder?
Many thanks
Probably seems like an odd question, but I'm looking to create a second cPanel user account which would appear as subfolder of a first cPanel account.
For example:
cPanel user account 1 = www.example.com
cPanel user account 2 = www.example.com/subfolder
For security, and redundancy reasons I'm trying to keep things as separate as possible, however from a web users perspective they need to appear to be part of the same.
In my scenario, I'm setting up an ecommerce store (cPanel user account 1), but also have an editorial site that needs to appear to be under the same domain (cPanel user account 2).
Obviously I could just use a subfolder in the first account and put relevant files in there, but I'd really like there to be two accounts (2 cPanels, 2 x ssh logins etc).
Whats the best way to go about this? I can't find an obvious solution. Should I set up the second account as subdomain but redirect it so it appears as a subfolder?
Many thanks