Domain Einhängepunkt nachträglich ändern

@Levitas

In 1.4.x serie, the folllwing changes will be done:

• The domain, subdomain, domain_aliasses and subdomain_alias tables will be merged together (in the domain table).
• The domain alias feature as know now will be removed. We will replace it with a true domain alias feature (as implemented by apache2 using the ServerAlias directive).
• A customer will be able to add one or many domains (so here, the current wrongly named domain alias feature will be simply merged with the domain feature).
• There will no longer have a so called main domain. The usernames will be arbitrary.

The Web folder structure will be updated as follow:

where:

• <customer_identifier> will correspond to the homedir of the customer's UNIX user
• <domain1> and <domain2> can be either a domain or subdomain

Awesome!

Really looking forward to it!

i really like this change.
Makes it easier for me.

Good Job!

Nice.

Any idea when it will be released? (one month, half a year, one year)
Just a direction, im also really looking forward to it.

probably i can help a little bit with the frontend, but time is important :c
in 1.4 you wanted to implement a template engine dont you @Nuxwin?

@Levitas

There is no due date for the 1.4.x serie but ~3 months should be viable for us.

The new template engine implementation has been postponed. It will be implemented in in the serie 2.0.x.

BTW: Please avoid to pollute threads with questions that are not directly related, else this could become unmanageable.

Thank you

The feature has been implemented and pushed in the 1.3.x branch. See:

• https://github.com/i-MSCP/imsc…242cb87a92d2401dbb173049e
• https://github.com/i-MSCP/imsc…md#editable-document-root

This new feature will be part of next release.

Thank you for contributing to i-MSCP improvement.

Thread closed.

Another screenshot for showing changes regarding editable DocumentRoot:

docroot.png

• The DocumentRoot for the nuxwin.bbox.nuxwin.com domain is set to a subfolder of the /htdocs directory which is the default DocumentRoot when no alternative DocumentRoot is set.
• The sub1.nuxwin.bbox.nuxwin.com subdomain share the mount point with the nuxwin.bbox.nuxwin.com domain but its DocumentRoot is still set to /htdocs (no alternative DocumentRoot is set for it).

Note that the DocumentRoot is always relative to the mount point.

So here, I'm showing two features:

• Ability to setup an alternative DocumentRoot for a specific domain
• Ability to share a mount point with another domain (here the subdomain share the mount point with another domain but has a different DocumentRoot)

@Ninos

What you asked me above is covered with the subdomain example.