This is a small howto to generate a webdav directory as subdirectory (alias) inside a domain. It's maybe not the best way, but it is working without any problems on my server!
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Thank you for this howto. 
Can you create a ticket HERE to explain the interest of WebDav with a link to that thread? Such option can be added to iMSCP using engine addon and gui plugin.
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iframe -> can wait... I don't like it either... but maybe others do like that.
TYPO3 -> the behaviour is simple: put all domains on the same DocumentRoot (either with separated VirtualHosts or with ServerAlias - the latter seems simpler for me).
Then you can tell TYPO3 to have several start-pages for different domains... I assume the distinguish is made according to the entered URL - so TYPO3 knows which domain was entered and can show the right page...
this is done by adding so called "domain records" in the corresponding pages...
So - for i-MSCP the goal is just to be able to add another domain (or subdomain) as a (Apache)ServerAlias to an already existing domain (with a mount point).
Today I did it by selecting the same mount point (DocumentRoot) - or I just put a "ServerAlias" line in the correct included apache-conf... (without adding the domain to i-mscp).
/Joxi
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Usage of the Apache ServerAlias directive for such thing (as Typo is able to do) make sense. Then I'll add that possibility.
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- an own mount point for a unique website...
- Redirect to another URL
- (Apache) ServerAlias to an existing domain
- plesk had this - but it's not really a needed option: iframe -> show another website in an iframe... (instead of redirect...)
Well, I can do that. It's basically what I wanted do, excepted for the ServerAlias.
iframe usage is for invisible redirections. It's a workaround that I don't really like but well, we can implements this later.
Eg. TYPO3 can handle different domains to show different content - but the DocumentRoot have to be the same for all the domains - so (Apache) ServerAlias would be a good option.
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I follow you but usage of cms to manage other domains sound strange for me. I do not knows Typo so if you can provide me a test box, i'll be happy to see the behavior.
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I don't sayed, that you have to do the plugin. My idea was to create enought hooks, that users can code plugins, if they need something like that. I also thought about other hooks in another places...
PS: Is there a docu with all existing hooks?
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Don't take my words in such way. I'm a little tired. Sorry if I seem rude 
Hooks list for both engine and gui will be provided in time (the list is big). I've so many work for now. I'll document them like wordpress does.
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A lot of people really like the domain alias/subdomain redirection for temporary uses, it is a good and necessary feature, that is great i-MSCP has it.
I've changed update path rules according your advices.
http://forum.i-mscp.net/Thread…m-i-MSCP?pid=9753#pid9753
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Question - would it be possible to add the Entity (Alias or Subdomain) as "ServerAlias" to an existing domain.
This would allow for example to manage Several domains in one CMS... (same mount point).
It's possible but can pose some SEO problem (duplicate content). That for generally, we are using HTTP redirections.
Would also be the time to use the word "Alias" in a more correct way...
What is an alias for you ? A domain redirected to another one? And so, in such case, we must rename domain alias (as it's now) as domain and just allow the customer to set it as alias of domain(s), either with HTTP redirections (301 for permanent redirection or 302 for temporary redirection) or with the Apache ServerAlias directive (that is not really a redirection and causes some SEO problems due to duplicate content)?
Read this http://www.aitechsolutions.net…veralias-redirection.html too please.
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Makes sense. One thing though, is it possible to keep it so that if a domain alias/subdomain is created with a mount point, that if it is later chosen to have redirect, keep the mount point and data?
Many users like to use this feature temporarily to redirect while they work with files. A lot of people are not good with .htaccess redirects on their own. Not everyone is so technical
I agree, anything that is created as a redirect, does not need a mount point, but if it already has a mount point and is chosen to redirect, it should keep the mount point, or perhaps ask user (checkbox?) for "permanent redirect", which would delete mount point, or if not checked, leave mount point, so they can remove the redirect later. please don't demand they delete the data.
A lot of people really like the domain alias/subdomain redirection for temporary uses, it is a good and necessary feature, that is great i-MSCP has it.
Everything else makes sense, if redirect only, no mount point, and definitely not using the same mount point. Just the "temporary" redirect situation is very important.
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Yes, I'll add that possibility, eg create static mount point for data but allow to switch to HTTP redirection without removing the data.
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Some info about the update path I'm currently working:
An update path based on the rules described below will be provided:
Note: Here, an entity refers to either a domain alias or a subdomain.
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Do I understand correctly?
It's still possible to either install a redirection on a alias/subdomain or have an own website for this.
The second case needs a mount point - but maybe not a user defined mount point - only default mount point...
So only the user defined mount points are disabled... ???
/Joxi
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Any mount point will now be static. If an user want provide same content for two domains, subdomain and so on, he can use HTTP redirections.
See the following tickets to know why shared mount points feature will be removed. We have issues with that feature since VHCS and never get it fixed.
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