Creating subdomains pointing to public_html

[spartida]

Hello, I've made some searchs on the forum for this issue but haven't found anything (or haven't searched well).

The problem is that I want to create some subdomains, for example: sub1.example.com and sub2.example.com.

When I go to Subdomains, I can do that but cPanel always points them to public_html/sub1 and public_html/sub2.

What I want to achieve is that those subdomains points to public_html/, just like the domain. I can do this by hand or symlinking but I wonder if there is some option or some way to do it from cPanel.

Thanks.

 

[elleryjh]

No, not possible with the default cPanel setup (or any mod that I'm aware of). Symlink it or use mod_rewrite.

 

[cPanelDavidG]

Hello, I've made some searchs on the forum for this issue but haven't found anything (or haven't searched well).

The problem is that I want to create some subdomains, for example: sub1.example.com and sub2.example.com.

When I go to Subdomains, I can do that but cPanel always points them to public_html/sub1 and public_html/sub2.

What I want to achieve is that those subdomains points to public_html/, just like the domain. I can do this by hand or symlinking but I wonder if there is some option or some way to do it from cPanel.

Thanks.

In cPanel 11, simply set the directory for your subdomain to public_html/

 

[elleryjh]

oh, nice. hadn't noticed that feature yet. that will come in useful.