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Create folders and subfolders

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by bluZen, Jul 18, 2017.

  1. bluZen

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    Hello there,
    I plan to host multiple static html websites on different domains using Apache server.

    I believe WHM will enable me to create 'dynamic virtual hosts' to host multiple websites( domains : example1.com, example2.com etc),

    Wanted to serve pages out of the folder for each domain and eventually add static html pages in the folder .
    So for eg folder for 'example1.com' would have a subfolder 'blog' in which static html blog pages will be added.

    Ques 1. I was wondering if WHM lets you create folder and subfolders per hosted website ?

    Ques 2. If WHM doesn't, then how can such directories be created on the server?

    Thanks
     
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    If I understand your question properly, yes of course. You can create a cPanel account with example.com, and then add your own directories to example.com's /public_html/ directory for a /blog/, a /gallery/ or whatever else you like.
     
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    I mean, is there a way to directly create it from WHM?
    (not having to create cPanel account for each of several domains)

     
    #3 bluZen, Jul 18, 2017
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    Hello,

    You will need to create cPanel accounts for each domain name, or setup a single cPanel account and add the domain names as addon domain names to the account.

    Thank you.
     
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    Thanks.
     
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