Hello,
By default, subdomains and/or add-on domains get a sub-directory in public_html, so, when test.example.com subdomain is added, the directory structure looks like this: ~/public_html/test
I'm trying to configure my cpanel virtualhost configuration in a slightly different layout.
I would like for each subdomain and/or add-on domain to have a directory inside of ~/sites/, so the previous example would have directory structure of ~/sites/test.example.com with document root in ~/sites/test.example.com/html.
What is the proper way of configuring this?
From the looks of it, I can cause something similar to happen by modifying the userdata files, but I was wandering if there is some place for the default values of the userdata files? Or if there is another, better, way to do this?
Thank you,
Taras
By default, subdomains and/or add-on domains get a sub-directory in public_html, so, when test.example.com subdomain is added, the directory structure looks like this: ~/public_html/test
I'm trying to configure my cpanel virtualhost configuration in a slightly different layout.
I would like for each subdomain and/or add-on domain to have a directory inside of ~/sites/, so the previous example would have directory structure of ~/sites/test.example.com with document root in ~/sites/test.example.com/html.
What is the proper way of configuring this?
From the looks of it, I can cause something similar to happen by modifying the userdata files, but I was wandering if there is some place for the default values of the userdata files? Or if there is another, better, way to do this?
Thank you,
Taras