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mtudor · 08-23-2012, 05:30 PM

Hi all,

I'm trying to achieve something with ISPManager and I wonder if any of you could help.

By default, ISPManager sets a DocumentRoot of ~/www/domain.com/.

I can override this for every domain I create, but I'd prefer to be able to alter the default, such that the DocumentRoot is set to ~/www/domain.com/public/.

That way, it's much easier when I have a user account with multiple domains to have a structure like:
~/www/domain.com
-> /public/
-> /application/
-> /data/

...and so on, whilst keeping the public directory as the only publicly accessible location.

Any way to achieve this and change the default auto DocumentRoot?

Thanks,

Mark.

08-23-2012, 05:30 PM	#1
mtudor Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 5	Altering the auto DocumentRoot Hi all, I'm trying to achieve something with ISPManager and I wonder if any of you could help. By default, ISPManager sets a DocumentRoot of ~/www/domain.com/. I can override this for every domain I create, but I'd prefer to be able to alter the default, such that the DocumentRoot is set to ~/www/domain.com/public/. That way, it's much easier when I have a user account with multiple domains to have a structure like: ~/www/domain.com -> /public/ -> /application/ -> /data/ ...and so on, whilst keeping the public directory as the only publicly accessible location. Any way to achieve this and change the default auto DocumentRoot? Thanks, Mark.